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The last 30 days
1,408reports translated
63%first to report
59 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
2%opinion and analysis
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Alarab's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the Arab press. On the police, Netanyahu, the Knesset, Eisenkot and Likud its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 1,402 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly Alarab had it
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Israel Strikes Hamas Commander at Gaza Hospital, Cites Hostage DetentionCovered by 21 newsroomsIsrael's Attorney General Ordered to Appear in Netanyahu TrialCovered by 20 newsroomsNetanyahu Urges National Unity Government, Invites Eisenkot to Unconditional TalksCovered by 18 newsroomsLatest from Alarab
Health · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomAugusta Victoria Hospital Conference Focuses on Medical AdvancementAugusta Victoria-Al-Mutlaa Hospital convened a two-day scientific conference in Jericho, drawing around 400 medical professionals from Palestine and abroad. The event focused on updating medical protocols and sharing expertise in various specialties, including cancer treatment and bone marrow transplants. Key figures highlighted the hospital's growing contribution to medical knowledge and its role in Palestinian healthcare. The conference aims to enhance medical services and foster international collaboration.Health · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsHealth Ministry Lifts Boiling Water Advisory for NazarethThe Israeli Ministry of Health has canceled its advisory for Nazareth residents to boil drinking water. Laboratory tests confirmed the water is safe and of good quality. The ministry announced the decision on Sunday evening, lifting the previous requirement for residents to boil water before consumption.Health · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomToddler Suffers Moderate Burns After Hot Soup Spill in Bnei BrakA two-year-old girl in Bnei Brak suffered moderate burns to her upper body when hot soup spilled on her at home. Emergency medical services treated her at the scene before she was taken to Sheba Medical Center. Her condition is reported as moderate.Health · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomHealth Ministry Warns Against Drinking Unboiled Water in Nazareth AreasThe Ministry of Health has warned residents in multiple Nazareth neighborhoods to boil water before drinking or cooking due to unsatisfactory test results. The directive covers specific streets and areas, though water is still deemed safe for hygiene. The water supplier has been tasked with addressing the problem and conducting additional tests.Health · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomFirst Weekly Insulin Injection Available in Israel for DiabeticsIsrael has launched Awiqli, the first once-weekly basal insulin injection for diabetes, significantly reducing annual shots from 365 to 52. Developed by Novo Nordisk, clinical trials show it offers effective blood sugar control comparable to daily injections. The treatment, which costs between 280-527 shekels privately, aims to ease the burden of diabetes management for patients.Health · 3d agoRapid Stroke Intervention Crucial for Recovery, Ziv Medical Center Doctor EmphasizesDr. Naim Saman of Ziv Medical Center stressed the critical need for rapid stroke intervention, noting that Arab patients in Israel experience strokes at a younger age with higher rates of diabetes and smoking. Ziv Medical Center offers comprehensive stroke services, including rapid diagnosis and clot-dissolving treatment. Dr. Saman urged immediate medical attention for stroke symptoms and emphasized preventative measures.Health · 4d agoCarmel Hospital Staff Save Toddler Choking on Grape at WeddingA two-year-old girl, Ann Tawil, was saved by Carmel Hospital staff after choking on a whole grape at a wedding in Asfiya. A nurse at the wedding and Magen David Adom paramedics initiated life-saving efforts before she was rushed to the hospital. Medical teams, led by Dr. Nitai Levy and Dr. Nikita Shekefin, successfully removed the grape, preventing brain damage. The family expressed deep gratitude to the medical teams, who also issued a warning to parents about choking hazards.Health · 5d agoHeart Attack Rates Surge Among Under-40s, One in Five Patients Now Younger Than 40Heart attack rates are significantly increasing among individuals under 40, now comprising 15-20% of all cases, according to recent data. A cardiology specialist highlights modern lifestyle, genetics, and chronic diseases as key contributors, including sedentary habits, smoking, undiagnosed high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. Symptoms are often atypical and missed, especially in women, underscoring the need for early screening and lifestyle modifications. Post-COVID-19 infections have also been linked to a heightened risk of cardiovascular events in younger adults.Health · 9d agoElderly Man Suffers Critical Injury After Choking on Bread in Tel AvivAn approximately 80-year-old man was critically injured in Tel Aviv after choking on bread during a memorial service at a synagogue. Paramedics performed resuscitation, restoring his pulse before he was taken to Ichilov Hospital. The incident happened on Mahal Street.Health · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomLung Cancer Association Launches Social Media Campaign on Early DetectionThe Lung Cancer Association has initiated a social media campaign in Israel to highlight the importance of early lung cancer detection, in partnership with health funds and hospitals. Lung cancer is the deadliest cancer in Israel, often diagnosed late due to asymptomatic progression. The campaign promotes low-dose CT scans for high-risk individuals, including smokers and former smokers aged 60-74, as part of the national health services.Health · 9d ago · also in 3 newsroomsEight-Year-Old Girl in Serious Condition Due to Flu ComplicationsAn eight-year-old girl is in serious condition in Jerusalem's Shaare Zedek Medical Center due to severe complications from influenza. She had not received a flu vaccination, though she had other routine immunizations. Doctors provided urgent care, including respiratory support, and she is now in the pediatric ICU on a ventilator.Health · 10d agoNational Report Reveals Alarming Health Disparities Across Israeli CitiesA national report on community medicine quality revealed significant health gaps between Israeli cities, especially in obesity and smoking. Childhood obesity rose for the second year, with Ashkelon having the highest rate. Over half of adults are overweight, and while smoking rates declined nationally, Bat Yam showed the highest prevalence. Health experts are calling for an emergency government plan to address the "obesity epidemic."Health · 10d agoNew Program Promotes Healthy Eating in 15 Laqya KindergartensA new "Appetite Dictionary" program has launched in 15 kindergartens in Laqya, aiming to promote healthy eating habits among young children. The initiative, supported by the Western Negev Cluster, involves activities, teacher training, and nutritionist support, with parental involvement. It is part of broader efforts to reduce health gaps and improve nutrition in the Bedouin community. The program has seen significant interest and satisfaction.Health · 12d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael's First Robot-Assisted Lung Transplant Performed Without Full Chest OpeningBeilinson Hospital in Israel has performed its first robot-assisted lung transplant, a procedure that does not require a full chest opening. This advanced technique, utilizing the Da Vinci robot through small incisions, aims to reduce patient pain and speed up recovery compared to traditional methods. The hospital, with extensive experience in lung transplants, believes this marks a significant advancement and could become standard practice within five years.Health · 14d agoComplex Transplant Saves Young Woman After 11 Hours Without LiverA young woman in Tel Aviv's Ichilov Hospital survived 11 hours without a liver after it was removed due to acute failure from drug poisoning. Doctors successfully transplanted a donor liver, which was initially deemed unsuitable due to high fat content, after using a specialized machine to assess its function. The patient is now recovering after passing the critical stage.Health · 15d agoMeuhedet Opens Al-Zahrawi Medical Center in Tamra, Boosting Regional HealthcareMeuhedet has opened a comprehensive medical clinic at the Al-Zahrawi Medical Center in Tamra, attended by local officials and healthcare leaders. The new center aims to enhance healthcare services for residents of Tamra and the Northern region by providing a wide range of medical specialties and advanced examinations under one roof. The initiative is seen as a significant improvement in local healthcare accessibility and quality, offering services from family medicine to specialized institutes and diagnostic tests.Health · 16d agoClalit Smile Offers Composite Veneers for Dental AestheticsClalit Smile is offering composite veneers as a dental aesthetic solution to improve the appearance of teeth, addressing issues like discoloration and gaps. The procedure, often completed in one session, is suitable for most age groups and offers a conservative, relatively low-cost alternative to other treatments. While effective for various dental imperfections, composite veneers have limitations and may require maintenance, but are generally repairable.Health · 17d ago · also in 6 newsroomsHealth Ministry Warns of Suspected Rabies Case in Cat, Urges Contact TracingIsrael's Ministry of Health reported a suspected rabies case in a cat found in Mashhad on October 25. The ministry is urging anyone who may have had contact with the animal or their pets to seek immediate medical attention. Residents are advised on immediate first aid and where to go for evaluation and treatment.Health · 17d ago · also in 1 newsroomHealth Ministry Director General Visits Meuhedet Medical Center in Shefa-AmrThe Director General of the Ministry of Health, Moshe Bar Siman Tov, visited the Meuhedet Medical Center in Shefa-Amr last week to discuss expanding health services and challenges. He met with local officials and Meuhedet representatives, emphasizing the importance of Arab-Jewish cooperation in healthcare. The visit highlighted the health system as a model for coexistence and professional collaboration. Several other ministry and association officials also attended the meeting.Health · 19d ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsrael's Health Ministry Warns of Early Flu Season, Urges VaccinationIsrael's Ministry of Health has warned that the flu season has started early this year, with a high number of cases reported in hospitals. The ministry is urging the public to get vaccinated, noting the vaccine reduces illness severity and complications. The flu shot is available for free to those six months and older.Health · 19d ago · also in 2 newsroomsClalit Offers Flu Vaccinations at 50 Sites on Election DayThe centers, including mobile units and clinics, will offer vaccinations without requiring appointments. This effort aims to make the flu shot more accessible to members as part of preparations for the winter flu season. Clalit expects a large turnout and is ensuring sufficient vaccine supplies and staff.Health · 20d agoEarly Detection and Support Crucial for Breast Cancer Patients in Northern IsraelDr. Salma Abu Ful of Ziv Medical Center in Safed highlighted challenges in breast cancer detection for women in northern Israel, particularly within the Arab community, due to fear and access issues. She noted that 35% of Arab women are diagnosed before age 50, though survival rates are improving. The center offers comprehensive care, including integrated services and personal support, to facilitate early diagnosis and treatment, urging women to seek medical advice promptly.Health · 21d ago · also in 1 newsroomKafr Qara Illuminates October Pink for Breast Cancer AwarenessKafr Qara hosted an "Illuminating October Pink" event on October 23, 2026, to raise breast cancer awareness and promote early detection. The municipality, in collaboration with the Mariam Foundation and health units, featured patient testimonies, medical lectures, and artistic performances. The event aimed to empower women and encourage proactive health measures throughout the year, culminating in the venue being lit pink in solidarity.Health · 21d ago · also in 2 newsroomsToddler Suffers Moderate Burns After Scalding Water Incident in SakhninA two-year-old child in Sakhnin suffered moderate burns after scalding water was spilled on him. The incident occurred on October 24, 2026, and the child was treated by Magen David Adom before being transferred to Rambam Hospital in Haifa. The burns affected the upper part of his body.Health · 24d agoFood Appeal Supports Breast Cancer Awareness Event in ShfaramFood Appeal company supported a breast cancer awareness event in Shfaram by providing gifts to participants. The event stressed the importance of early detection and regular check-ups for women's health. Food Appeal affirmed its commitment to social responsibility through ongoing support for awareness initiatives nationwide.Health · 25d ago · also in 1 newsroomBean Lodged in Child's Nose for Two Days Successfully Removed in NazarethA child's nose was cleared of a white bean that had been lodged for two days following a successful medical procedure at a Clalit health center in Nazareth. Pediatrician Dr. Iyad Eissawi removed the bean without needing to send the child to the emergency room. The incident serves as a reminder for parents to keep small objects away from children and seek medical help for suspected foreign objects.Health · 25d ago · also in 1 newsroomObesity Conference 2026 Calls for National Plan, Reduced Treatment GapsThe 2026 Obesity Conference in Israel called for a comprehensive national plan to combat rising obesity rates, with approximately 60% of adults and over 30% of junior high students affected. Experts stressed treating obesity as a chronic disease and highlighted the need for equitable access to treatment, regardless of location or socioeconomic status. Discussions also covered the role of technology, the importance of psychological support, and the need to reduce societal stigma surrounding the condition.Health · 26d agoAlert Nurse Mai Rashed Saves Lives in Two Critical Cases in ArrabaNurse Mai Rashed of Meuhedet Junior in Arraba intervened in two critical medical emergencies on the same day. She first stabilized a woman in distress before ambulance arrival and then identified concerning symptoms in a post-surgery child, leading to further medical evaluation and treatment. Rashed's vigilance and coordination between medical teams were key to ensuring proper care in both situations.Health · 27d agoDa Vinci Surgical Robot Arrives at Nazareth HospitalThe Holy Family Hospital in Nazareth has acquired the Da Vinci robotic surgery system, becoming the first in the region and Arab community to use the technology. This advanced system allows for more precise surgeries, potentially reducing pain and speeding up recovery for patients. The hospital aims to enhance its surgical services and medical care with this new technology.Health · 27d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsraeli Government Approves National Plan to Boost Medical Research and Clinical TrialsThe Israeli government has approved a national plan to boost medical research and clinical trials, presented by the Ministry of Health. The initiative aims to speed up the adoption of new treatments by reducing bureaucracy and streamlining approval processes. This move is expected to give patients earlier access to advanced therapies and attract international investment.More from Alarab