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Israel's deadliest fire Print E-mail
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Israeli-Palestinian Cooperation at Rambam Hospital Print E-mail

It takes a village...Aya from Jenin

Unprecedented Israeli-Palestinian cooperation led by dedicated volunteers offers a little girl from Jenin a better life.

For the past 5 months, 2 year-old Aya Aiid Abo-Mois has been coming to Rambam for dialysis. Her daily morning journey begins from a village outside of Jenin that is under the jurisdiction of the Palestinian Authority. The journey into Israel is not simple. Every morning, Aya and her mother wait for a driver of the "Derech Hachlama" (Way to Recovery) volunteer-run organization from Israel, which operates  transportation services for Palestinian patients from their homes to hospitals in Israel.

 

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Seriously Wounded Soldier Brought to Rambam Print E-mail

 

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2010 - Wounded Israeli soldier Captain Ezra Lakia was evacuated by helicopter to Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa after sustaining severe injuries by a sniper from the Lebanese Armed Forces. 
 

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Blood Drive and BBQ a Raging Success! Print E-mail

On July 21st, Canadian Friends of Rambam Hospital (CFRAM) teamed up with Hillel of Greater Toronto to organize a blood drive. Jewish students and young professionals from across the Greater Toronto Area rolled up their sleeves; Canadian Blood Services reports that up to 54 patients will receive life-saving blood due to our efforts.

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Rambam Provides Assistance in the Wake of the Flotilla Print E-mail
Lt. Gen Gaby Askenazi

31 May, 2010
Doctors do not deal with politics. We treated all of our patients with the same professionalism and the most advanced medical expertise were admitted to everyone.

-Prof. Rafael Beyar, Director-General, Rambam Hospital


IDF Chief-of-Staff Lt.-Gen. Gaby Ashkenazi visited three IDF soldiers at Rambam Hospital that were wounded during the raid on the flotilla en route to Gaza. 

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Newsflash

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Rambam is a place of extraordinary skill and compassion.  More than 400 premture and newborn infants are treated each year, including infants weighing less than 750 grams.

Our Goal this Rosh Hashanah is to raise $550,000 = 5 infant care stations for the NICU

Your support will enable equipment that is vitally needed to be purchased.

The cost of a small baby's survival is priceless!

Make a donation today using our online form!