Hadassah Medical Center

'The true source of our victory'

Netanyahu moved by wounded IDF soldiers

At the opening ceremony for the Hadassah Hospital Rehabilitation Center, Prime Minister Netanyahu shared how the patients inspired him.

Belzer Rebbe's surgery concludes successfully

Medical team reports surgery went as planned, Belzer Rebbe transferred to ward to begin rehabilitation.

Hadassah

11 patients suffer infections after receiving eye injections

Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem announced that last week, an eye infection (inflammation) was detected in 11 patients who were treated with an injection of Avastin.

Hadassah Hospital:

Israeli boy was shot with a live round, not rubber

The Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital reports that the boy injured by the IDF in the Binyamin region is hospitalized in the intensive care unit. He was struck with a live round, not a rubber bullet as initially reported.

Prime Minister Netanyahu released from hospital after surgery

Doctors satisfied with progress of PM's recovery after he underwent surgery to remove his prostate this week.

Tragedy:

Pioneer in geriatrics dies in hiking accident

Prof. Yoram Maaravi, a leading figure in geriatrics, tragically died after a fall from a cliff during a hike. He was 67 and a prominent expert in internal and rehabilitative geriatric medicine.

Medical opinion:

Sde Teiman prisoner likely inflicted injury on himself

Prof. Alon Pikarsky, director of the surgical department at the Hadassah Medical Center, says medical evidence of Hamas terrorist who accused soldiers of abusing him is inconsistent with external abuse, but consistent with self-inflicted injury.

Following protest:

Nukhba terrorist flown out of Jerusalem hospital

Health Ministry transfers Hamas terrorist being treated at Hadassah Mount Scopus Medical Center in Jerusalem to military medical facility following outcry.

Bereaved father protests:

Nukhba terrorist hospitalized in Israel

Bereaved father Herzl Hajaj, whose daughter was killed in a 2017 terror attack, protests allowing terrorist from Hamas' Nukhba force to be treated in Israeli hospital.

Daughter of Egyptian official treated in Israel

The 12-year-old girl was injured in a traffic accident and taken to the special ward for complex trauma in children.

Hadassah doctors mark Doctors Day in combat zone

Reserve battalion of Hadassah doctors marks Doctors Day 2024 in the combat zone.

Jerusalem stabber was employed at local hospital

Terrorist who stabbed two people at checkpoint south of Jerusalem was employed at Hadassah Ein Kerem Medical Center.

Saar's was severely injured in Gaza. This is his victory

Saar, severely injured fighting in Gaza: 'I want to go back to fighting in the field, but first I have to win my war in rehabilitation.'

'A ticking time bomb':

Baby's life saved at Hadassah after swallowing a battery

'Swallowing a button battery can cause serious damage or even life-threatening complications,' Hadassah doctor says.

Rabbi Avraham Paley leaves hospital 3 months after Ramot attack

Father of 7, 5-year-old boys who were killed in a terrorist attack in Jerusalem released from the hospital over 90 days later.

Robotic surgery saves Jerusalem doctor injured in ski accident

Cutting-edge robotic surgery in Jerusalem saves life of doctor paralyzed after skiing accident.

Soldier remains in serious condition after ramming attack

Condition of 2 of the 3 soldiers injured in last night's ramming attack improves.

Hadassah Medical Center hosts Princess of Thailand

Hadassah Medical Center hosts Princess of Thailand, Prof. Dr. H.R.H. Chulabhorn Mahidol, on a first-of-its-kind official visit.

Jerusalem Arabs indicted for attack on doctor, security guards

Doctor assaulted after confronting Arab who entered staff parking lot.

Hadassah sets Israel record with 12 organ transplants in 2 weeks

In less than two weeks, six liver and six kidney transplants were performed at the Hadassah Medical Center.

Top doctor appointed head of Hadassah's pediatrics division

Prof. Itai Shavit appointed Director of the Division of Pediatrics at Hadassah Medical Center, replacing Prof. Shimon Reif.

After being paralyzed in both legs, Jerusalem man walks again

Quick diagnosis by Hadassah experts and tailored treatment saved Nir Levy, who collapsed, lost sensation in his legs, and stopped walking.

In Poland, Hadassah doctors are saving refugees' lives

At Polish clinic for Ukraine refugees, Hadassah’s doctors dispense medicine and expertise.

Hadassah: Twins born at 2:22, on February 22

On 22.2.22, at 2:22a.m., twins were born at Jerusalem's Hadassah Mount Scopus Medical Center.

Largest-ever single donation to go towards landmark rehab center

Hadassah Medical Organization receives landmark donation from Australia’s Gandel Foundation for state-of-the-art rehabilitation center.

Substitute surgeon saves child's life

When the surgeon on call at Hadassah became stuck in the snow, the department director stepped in to save a three-year-old child's life.

Top Hadassah doctor: 80% of patients have Omicron

'Those who were vaccinated three times are not in serious condition,' Prof. Dror Mevorach adds.

In complex operation: ECMO patient is transferred to Hadassah

An unvaccinated coronavirus patient needed an ECMO machine - but the hospital didn't have one for him. A Jerusalem hospital stepped in.

Hadassah Hospital will not accept any more COVID patients

Hospital director says Hadassah is running out of equipment and medication to treat the growing number of coronavirus patients.

COVID Vaccine: 'Pregnant women should proceed - with caution'

Hadassah hospital doctor says that the vaccines are a new kind with unknown effects on pregnant mothers.

Hadassah is backing the Sputnik V COVID vaccine. Why?

Almost 60% of Russians polled are "unwilling" to use their own vaccine. Do they know something we don't?

Bereaved families protest Erekat treatment

Bereaved families hold demonstration at entrance to Hadassah against treating Saeb Erekat: 'We mustn't save he who rewards murdering Jews.'

Hadassah hospital: Claim we treated Belzer Rebbe is fake news

Haaretz correspondent had alleged that Hadassah set up special ICU in Rebbe's home when he contracted coronavirus.

Hadassah VIP: Belzer Rebbe secretly treated

Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital secretly treats Rebbe of Belz at his home after he contracted coronavirus. His condition was serious.

'School year has started, we're expecting an uptick in cases'

'Public wants to see results of coronavirus czar's work,' Hadassah's Professor Ze'ev Rotstein says.

Hadassah Hospital in danger of closing?

'There's no money for August salaries,' Hadassah CEO says.

'People still haven't absorbed the extent of this epidemic'

Director of Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem says people still don't understand why restaurants and gyms should be shut.

Robots are helping Israeli doctors handle coronavirus

Deluged by pandemic needs, Israeli doctors get help from unlikely source: robots.

Israeli hospital provides groundbreaking coronavirus treatment

Doctors express cautious optimism after the world's first passive immunization treatment is provided to a seriously ill COVID-19 patient.

Hadassah director suffers stroke

Hadassah Hospital Director Prof. Zeev Rotstein suffers stroke over the weekend, is hospitalized at Sheba Hospital.

Sun, snakes, & scorpions: Staying safe this summer

Hadassah hospital's Dr. Assaf speaks with Arutz Sheva on how to protect yourself from outdoor hazards.

8 Hadassah hospital workers infected with coronavirus

All employees who tested positive for the coronavirus are asymptomatic.

Hadassah to test all staff members for coronavirus

Hadassah becomes first Israeli hospital to insist on coronavirus testing for all ICU staff - and the rest of the hospital.

Hadassah:

Temperature checks and questionnaire for those entering hospital

Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem continues preventive measures against entry of people infected with coronavirus into hospital compound.

'We'll ensure Israelis with coronavirus get best possible care'

Israeli doctor with expertise in infectious diseases is travelling to Japan to assist in treatment of Israelis diagnosed with coronavirus.

Hadassah extends child’s leg

For his entire life, Bahgat had to wear a shoe with an elevated heel for balance. Not anymore.

'Are vaccines dangerous? The flu is much more so'

Interview: Hadassah's Prof. Alon Hershko answers questions on why this year's flu is so dangerous, what we can expect, & how to save lives.

New Hadassah center to open in Beit Shemesh

Beit Shemesh municipality, Health Min. Litzman, and Hadassah agree on new hospital branch.

Demonstrations outside hospital treating terrorist bomber

50 people demonstrate outside Hadassah Hospital, where ringleader of cell which murdered Rina Shnerb in bombing attack is being treated.

First-of-its-kind operation in Jerusalem saves newborn's life

Infant born with herniated diaphragm saved at Hadassah Hospital, thanks to advanced, micro-invasive procedure.

Child named for Hadassah hospital celebrates with hospital staff

Hadassah-Esther celebrates her first birthday with the midwife who helped deliver her at the hospital she is named for.

Hadassah joins fight against infectious diseases in Ethiopia

Jerusalem's Hadassah hospital brings Israeli medical advances to East Africa to help to prevent spread of infectious diseases in Ethiopia.

Hadassah staff saves seven-year-old from deadly scorpion sting

Child arrives in critical condition to Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus where staff administer serum saving his life.

Indictment against Arab who attacked doctor

Father and son who attacked doctor who was treating son at Jerusalem hospital arrested.

Israeli doctors perform lifesaving spinal surgeries in Ethiopia

Israeli doctors work to fix severe spinal deformities during medical mission to Ethiopia. 'Half the children would have died by next year.'

WHO head praises Hadassah Medical Center

WHO Director General Ghebreyesus arrives in Israel unexpectedly, praises Hadassah's hemato-oncology ward.

'You bestowed life on us, you filled us with joy'

17-year-old from Jerusalem, one of the icons of struggle in Hadassah Hospital crisis, dies of intestinal cancer.

Doctors save life of baby who swallowed Advil 'candy'

Baby loses consciousness after swallowing 11 times the maximum dosage for his age.

Tzipi goes home:

Israel mobilizes for wounded policewoman

Public donates more than NIS 1 million for rehabilitation of Tzipi Yaakovian, policewoman seriously injured in Jerusalem stabbing attack.

Supreme Court rejects new ward for children with cancer

Court rejects demands of parents of children with cancer to open new ward in capital following during Hadassah crisis.