Tag: Shaare Zedek

Among the large hospitals, Sheba Tel Hashomer and Beilinson received the highest scores.

"The man who hit my sister started getting angry and attacked him, too, claiming that the Shabbat songs were bothering him."

"We feel the need to salute and put in the center those who are really at the forefront," said Air Force Manpower Chief Brigadier General Itamar Reichel.

There are too many others still fighting for life in the intensive care units of hospitals around the country.

The health ministry refused to test the old age home's residents, saying it would only do the tests when symptoms started to appear.

A force from the Nahal Brigade overtook the terrorist without opening fire.

"Imagine taking a chunk of rotting corpse from a stagnant sewer, placing it in a blender and spraying the filthy liquid in your face."

Three people were injured. The terrorist was killed.

"This was an act of terrorism committed by a beast incited by wild hatred," said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The terrorist was killed by Israeli forces.

This disabled hero cannot financially afford to go home from the hospital.

The Arab attacker, 17, first stabbed the two young men and fled the scene running.

Beyond its academic value, the conference sends a message challenging the validity and purpose of the BDS movement,

"In Judaism buildings aren’t so important, they are places that we use… but we move, we move a lot."

Two terrorist attack near misses and an astonishing visit to a Jerusalem emergency room.

Wednesday's terror victims are feeling better; surgery to remove a knife from a spinal cord was successful.

The struggle between Hadassah and Shaare Zedek hospitals has switched to a high gear.

The terrorist who stabbed a woman at Jerusalem's central bus station was a resident of Ras el Amud.

A Jerusalem yeshiva student was stabbed Thursday by an Arab terrorist near Ammunition Hill.

Jews are rioting and marching towards the Damascus Gate to the Old City of Jerusalem to protest Arab terror.

"Be fruitful and multiply" (Genesis 1:28) says God in his first command to humanity. Thanks to the vision and donations of Rabbi David and Anita Fuld, Shaarei Tzedek is the world leader in helping families who would otherwise never even dream of having healthy children.

As readers of this column know, our aliyah experience has been studded with many "firsts." Baruch Hashem, as of a few weeks ago, I can proudly add a new one to the list: my first Sabra.