Soroka Medical Center
Alon Futterman to lead strategic growth for Soroka's rehabilitation after Iranian missile strike
Futterman, Director of the Kfar Azza Foundation, will serve as a strategic advisor for South Israel's largest medical center as rebuilding efforts continue.
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Beyond the headlines: A time for gratitude - opinion
'This is what a war crime looks like,' health workers at hospital targeted by Iran say
After the unprecedented Iranian missile attack on Soroka, there has been serious physical damage, but no deaths or serious injuries.
Strike on Soroka is a serious escalation, Health Minister Uriel Busso tells 'Post'
"This is a significant event for the state," Busso emphasized regarding the Iranian missile attack on the Soroka Medical Center.
IDF expands in northern West Bank, kills two Hezbollah fighters
In the northern West Bank, the already-expanded operations against terrorist activity expanded to another town in the Sa-Nur area.
Katz directly threatens to assassinate Khamenei, shake Iranian regime
The defense minister added that Israel will now start attacking new kinds of strategic targets in Iran.
Near-miss massacre: How one order saved Soroka’s patients under missile fire
Thanks to Bar Siman-Tov’s pre-emptive order, only one patient suffered a minor injury after an Iranian missile slammed into Soroka hospital.
Israeli hospital struck in latest Iranian ballistic missile barrage on Israel
Eighty-nine were wounded, with three in serious condition, in direct impacts across central Israeli cities, Magen David Adom said.
E3 countries seek pathway to diplomacy with Iran, Hezbollah leader offers help to Iran
IAF intercepts Iranian drones near Dead Sea • IAEA chief identifies Isfahan as Iran's planned uranium enrichment site • Smoke, explosions in Tehran, Rasht
Eight-year-old injured in Iran attack leaves rehab after year of medical care
Whilst Amina's condition is stable and she is speaking freely, she has limited use of her left leg and her left hand is non-functional, her father said.
Soroka-University Medical Center saves bones and lives with new special department
The new study examined patients aged 65 and over who had undergone hip fracture surgery and were subsequently treated in the geriatrics department.
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Heroic tales from Oct. 7: United Hatzalah on the ‘road of death’ - opinion
“Only on Sunday did I realize what danger we were in on Oct. 7. We were concentrating so hard on caring for the wounded."
