Sheba is set to comfortably host the quarantined travelers, keeping both staff and other patients safe.
By Ken Stephens
"This is important news for patients with chronic kidney disease, who hopefully will benefit from these discoveries in the coming years."
Former President Shimon Peres remains sedated and on a respirator but slowly improving, albeit still in critical condition in the ICU at Sheba Hospital.
Matan Rutger completely remembers the attack and cursed the terrorist who injured him and his fellow soldiers.
Rabbi Chaim Shlomo Leibowitz, rosh yeshiva of Ponovezh in Bnei Brak, is hospitalized at Sheba Medical Center.
After the terror attack, Shira Klein was saved by Hadassah Hospital's incredible team of trauma experts, neurosurgeons and orthopedists.
Naftali Bennett, chairman of the Jewish Home party, wrote on his Facebook page that former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, barely hanging on to his life, did some awful things and then turned around and said he should be remembered for his good deed. “There certainly are many people, including myself, who are very angry at […]
He could meet a three-year-old Arab toddler with no arms and no legs, named Mohammed al-Farra.
Deborah Pinto, wife of Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto, who is suspected, along with her husband, of trying to bribe a senior police officer, attempted suicide on Sunday by taking pills. Mrs. Pinto, who was picked up for questioning last Thursday, together with her husband, and was released with him under restrictive conditions, is in satisfactory condition at the Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer.
By JTA
Israeli President Shimon Peres successfully underwent surgery to treat a hernia. Peres underwent the surgery on Friday at the Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer. Doctors say that the surgery was successful and that Peres is feeling well. The hernia was discovered in Peres’ abdomen during his recent state visit to Canada.
The websites of Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer and Assouta Medical Center in Tel Aviv were both taken offline.