Dr. Itay Gal

According to estimates by health system officials, most of the abductees now returning to Israel suffered from severe malnutrition and are at risk of developing "refeeding syndrome."

Teams are preparing to identify the fallen hostages, determine the causes of death, and support families, using scientific methods and human compassion

Dozens of experts are preparing for one of Israel’s most difficult operations: the identification of 28 Israeli hostages whose bodies are being returned from Hamas captivity.

According to their parents, the family had traveled to visit Ramallah, where at a candy stall the children asked to buy cookies that "looked like Oreos.”

A 1-year-old toddler in Jerusalem died from measles, marking the seventh fatality in the outbreak. The Ministry of Health stresses the disease is preventable through vaccination.

Your smartphone can make travel smooth and stress-free. We explore essential apps that simplify trips abroad and help you stay organized, informed, and in control.

Each participating hospital has already prepared spacious, isolated, and fully accessible rooms designed to provide both medical care and full privacy.

An Israeli-developed system installed on CT scanners at Assuta Medical Centers sharply shortened reporting times for suspected stroke and identified life-threatening intracranial hemorrhages.

“Dozens of bleeding casualties, radio calls, a never-ending flow of stretchers,” were some of the things neurosurgeon Dr. Lior Ungar remembers from that day.

ChatGPT’s parent company launched Sora 2, a new AI video model. Users can upload videos, but all content is actually generated by OpenAI’s algorithms, not real cameras.