Over 10,000 Israeli soldiers have been wounded since October 7, with many requiring lifelong care, highlighting the ongoing challenges Israel faces in caring for its heroes.
Earlier on Wednesday, the Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba said Alkadi was in stable condition while undergoing treatment, and spoke of the importance of rescuing the remaining hostages.
According to the indictment, numerous media files were found on the doctor's phone, including executions, beheadings, and mutilated bodies, and more.
Oshrit Hadad, a paramedic from the Ashdod MDA station wanted to be as helpful as possible on October 7th, so she went to the Netivot MDA station to help out. This is her story.
Dr. Shlomi Codish shared Soroka's efforts, triumphs, and tragedies on and since October 7.
As of today, Soroka has treated over 3,000 casualties arising from Oct. 7,. 2,100 of whom are wounded soldiers.
Haniyeh's sisters live in Tel Sheva, and one of them gave birth to a premature baby in the last few days, receiving life-saving treatment from the medical team.
In addition to the 14 ambulances, Samaritan's Purse is donating seven armored ambulances to MDA, which are still in production and are expected to be delivered this spring.
“Every day there is like hell,” Maya Regev said.
FIZE’s patented kidney monitoring system provides minute-by-minute digital UO monitoring, with resolution accuracy down to the microliter for ICU patients of all ages.
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