Gates grant for public-health hero
BGU professor wins Bill & Melinda Gates grant to continue his years-long fight to wipe out parasitic infections in Ethiopia.
BGU professor wins Bill & Melinda Gates grant to continue his years-long fight to wipe out parasitic infections in Ethiopia.
Israel’s Foreign Ministry unveils its latest tactic to help neighboring African continent fight the deadly viral epidemic.
Ismail Haniyeh chooses Tel Aviv Soraski Medical Center for daughter’s treatment.
‘In Syria, Assad claims that the Israelis are the enemies and here at the hospital we see who the real Israel is,’ Dr. Kamal Al-Labwani.
Doctors, medicines dispatched as part of international effort to prevent the spread of Ebola in African nations not yet affected.
12-year-old victim treated at Ziv Medical Center for serious wounds to his arms, leg and eyes.
Keeping fragile newborns in Ashkelon safe under bombardment from Gaza is no easy matter.
Two Hamas terrorists reportedly are being cared for in Israeli hospitals, brought in after their capture following assaults on Israeli forces.
The makeshift facility will treat mainly women, children and the elderly hurt during the current war in Gaza.
Intermittent terrorism and wars since before the founding of the state of Israel have bred a culture of caring second to none.
More than one million people affected by worst rainfall, floods to hit the Balkan region in 120 years.
‘Our grandchildren will learn in school that the Israel Defense Forces treated the wounded in the Syrian civil war’ — IDF Staff-Sergeant Noga Erez.
Developing African nations depend on Israeli technological, humanitarian, medical, ecological and agricultural advances in virtually every aspect of life.
Israeli experts train local healthcare workers, clergy, teachers, counselors how to get communities back on their feet following a disaster.
Sivan Ya’ari’s non-profit Innovation: Africa brings sustainable Israeli technologies to power rural African villages.