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National-religious news outlet based in Beit El. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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Arutz Sheva's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On Netanyahu, the IDF, the police, the Knesset and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Health · 1d agoNew Schizophrenia Drug Offers Hope But Remains Out of Reach for ManyA new schizophrenia drug, Copnevi, approved by the FDA in September 2024, offers a novel treatment mechanism but costs about 8,000 shekels privately, making it inaccessible for many in Israel. Despite being ranked first by the Psychiatric Association for inclusion in the national health basket, its availability is limited. Families report severe side effects from current treatments and the high cost of Copnevi prevents many from accessing it, even with some supplementary insurance options.Health · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsMother of Eight Dies After Rare Childbirth Complication in IsraelMiriam Barucha Ben Hamo, a 40-year-old mother of eight from Modi'in Illit, died at Sheba Medical Center after a rare amniotic fluid embolism complication during childbirth at Ma'ayanei Hayeshua Medical Center. Her newborn daughter was delivered safely and is in good condition. The hospital described the complication as rare and unpredictable, and stated that extensive efforts were made to save Ben Hamo's life. Her funeral was scheduled for Friday.Health · 2d ago · also in 8 newsroomsUnvaccinated Toddler Hospitalized in ICU With Rare Flu ComplicationA two-year-old unvaccinated girl was hospitalized in intensive care at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem with a rare and severe flu complication causing dangerously low sodium levels and seizures. Doctors diagnosed SIADH, a condition of excess antidiuretic hormone leading to water retention. The child is responding to treatment, and physicians are emphasizing the importance of flu vaccination for all children. This incident occurs amidst a rise in severe flu cases and hospitalizations across Israel.Health · 2d ago · also in 6 newsroomsNew Mother Critical After Amniotic Fluid Embolism During BirthA woman in her 40s is in critical condition after an amniotic fluid embolism during childbirth at Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center. She underwent prolonged resuscitation and was transferred to Sheba Medical Center's ICU. Her baby was delivered safely and is in good condition. The mother has no prior medical conditions.Health · 2d agoTeka Nutrition Department Offers Vegan Wrap Recipe for World Vegan DayTeka's nutrition department has published a recipe for a vegan wrap featuring cauliflower, chickpeas, brown rice, and spinach to celebrate World Vegan Day. The dish is prepared by cooking the components separately and then assembling and pan-searing them in a tortilla. Teka is sharing more vegan recipes on its Facebook page and is running a contest for participants who share their creations.Health · 3d ago · also in 5 newsroomsUnvaccinated Man, 47, Dies from Severe Flu Complications in IsraelA 47-year-old unvaccinated man with no prior health issues died from severe flu complications at Soroka Medical Center in Be'er Sheva. This case is part of a broader trend of severe flu cases, including other unvaccinated individuals. The flu season began early this year, with 826 hospitalizations and 28 reported deaths among confirmed flu patients since its start. The Ministry of Health notes a high rate of positive flu tests among the elderly.Health · 3d agoHealth Ministry Data Reveals Wide Gaps in Israeli Healthcare Provider Wait TimesData from Israel's Ministry of Health shows significant wait time disparities for services like speech therapy among HMOs, with Clalit averaging 8.3 months and Leumit 2.4 months. Leumit also reported the lowest rate of justified patient complaints in 2025. The HMO also received high rankings in customer satisfaction and employer desirability.Health · 4d ago · also in 4 newsroomsFDA Warns of Rare Vision Loss Risk With Diabetes and Weight-Loss DrugsThe U.S. FDA has added a warning about a rare risk of sudden vision loss to labels for popular diabetes and weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy. The condition, NAION, occurred slightly more often in patients taking these GLP-1 drugs. While the risk is low, the FDA advises patients to watch for vision changes and consult doctors, but not to stop medication without medical guidance. Israeli diabetes educators stressed the dangers of unsupervised treatment cessation.Health · 4d agoBotox's Surprising Use: Treating Chronic MigrainesBotox, typically used for cosmetic wrinkle reduction, is now a surprising treatment for chronic migraines at Ichilov Hospital in Israel. The therapy involves multiple injections to prevent debilitating headache attacks, significantly improving patients' lives. Migraines affect a substantial portion of the population globally and in Israel, with chronic forms impacting 1-2% and often leading to severe symptoms.Health · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomGalai Tzahal Presenter Itay Zilber Undergoes Successful Liver Tumor Removal SurgeryGalai Tzahal presenter Itay Zilber announced he had successful surgery to remove a two-centimeter liver tumor. The procedure, performed laparoscopically, had no complications and found no additional findings. Zilber will resume cancer treatments in two to three weeks due to concerns of a potential fourth recurrence.Health · 5d agoSurprise Twins Revealed in Seventh Month of PregnancyA woman discovered she was carrying twins in her seventh month of pregnancy after years of trying to conceive. Twin pregnancies are considered high-risk, requiring increased medical monitoring for potential complications like premature birth and growth issues. The author shares her personal story of this late discovery, highlighting the emotional and medical aspects of carrying multiples after a long period of infertility.Health · 6d ago · also in 4 newsroomsFacial Paralysis: When to Seek Immediate Medical AttentionMedia personality Avri Gilad experienced facial paralysis due to Bell's palsy, prompting a medical explanation from Professor Mark Gutkin. Bell's palsy, an inflammation of the facial nerve, affects one side of the face and is common, with about 85% of patients recovering fully. Prompt medical evaluation is crucial to rule out a stroke, although the condition is often caused by a viral reaction. Steroids are typically used to speed recovery.Health · 6d ago · also in 10 newsroomsHealth Ministry Warns of Hair Straightener After Teen's Kidney DamageIsrael's Ministry of Health is warning the public against the hair straightening product "DRAGONFLY" after a teen suffered kidney damage. The product's license was revoked, and the ministry has received other hospitalization reports linked to hair straightening. A committee found a link between "glyoxylic acid" and kidney damage, leading to a ban on such products from February 2026.Health · 6d ago · also in 7 newsroomsPregnant Woman, Unborn Child Die After Hospitalization in Critical ConditionA 30-year-old pregnant woman, Orel, died with her unborn child at Sheba Medical Center after being found in critical condition at her home. She was 29 weeks pregnant and had been considered high-risk. Despite being connected to an ECMO machine, medical teams could not save them. The case has been reported to the Ministry of Health.Health · 6d ago · also in 3 newsroomsWoman Delivers Baby After Record 12th Cesarean Section in IsraelA woman in Israel has successfully delivered her 12th child via cesarean section at Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center, a procedure believed to be an international record. The mother and baby are in good health following the complex surgery, which required extensive medical preparation and expertise. The patient expressed confidence in the hospital's medical team, having undergone all her previous cesarean procedures there.Health · 7d agoMother Shares Two-Year Struggle With Shame Over Son's AutismNoa Navon spoke about the two years she hid her shame over her son Shaharr's autism diagnosis, fearing judgment from others. Despite initial medical dismissal and dire predictions, Shaharr has made significant developmental progress. Navon shared her journey of acceptance, the challenges of parenting, and the creation of a performance to help others. She now works as an art therapist, supporting children with special needs and trauma survivors, advocating for open communication and seeking help.Health · 8d ago · also in 9 newsroomsTV Host Avri Gilad Reveals Facial Paralysis Due to Bell's PalsyIsraeli TV presenter Avri Gilad has revealed he is suffering from Bell's palsy, causing paralysis on one side of his face. He discovered the condition upon waking and is now undergoing medical treatment. Gilad is facing the situation with humor and optimism, though he hopes for a full recovery. He speculates that prolonged gum chewing may have contributed to the nerve inflammation.Health · 9d agoTwo Severe Flu Cases Reported in Israel, Including Man on ECMOTwo individuals in Israel have been hospitalized in serious condition due to severe flu complications. A 47-year-old man with no prior health issues is on an ECMO machine at Soroka Medical Center for critical lung damage. An 8-year-old girl with no underlying conditions is in the pediatric intensive care unit at Shaare Zedek Medical Center with severe respiratory distress. Neither patient had received a flu vaccination.Health · 9d ago · also in 3 newsroomsHealthy 8-Year-Old Girl Hospitalized in Serious Condition Due to Flu ComplicationAn 8-year-old girl with no prior medical conditions was hospitalized in serious condition at Shaare Zedek Medical Center due to a severe flu complication. She arrived with a high fever and respiratory distress, requiring intubation and ventilation. After intensive treatment, her condition improved, and she was successfully weaned off the ventilator within 24 hours. Doctors stressed the importance of flu vaccination for children.Health · 10d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsraeli Journalist Orly Vilnai Hospitalized After Cardiac EventIsraeli journalist Orly Vilnai, 54, was hospitalized at Tel Aviv's Ichilov Hospital after a cardiac event on Wednesday. Her husband, Guy Maroz, stated her condition is stable and her life is not in danger. Vilnai, who has a rare autoimmune disease, is expected to undergo a cardiac catheterization procedure on Thursday. This follows two prior cardiac incidents she experienced 12 years ago due to her illness.Health · 11d agoBnei Brak Leads in Male Obesity, Lowest Smoking RatesA 2025 health report shows Bnei Brak has Israel's highest male obesity rate but lowest smoking rates. Nationally, obesity is rising while smoking declines, though diabetes and antidepressant use are also increasing. In contrast to adult men, Bnei Brak's seven-year-olds have a significantly lower obesity rate than the national average.Health · 11d agoExpert Urges Support for Women Bearing Strain of Ongoing ConflictDr. Hannah Katan highlighted the severe mental and physical impact of three years of ongoing conflict on Israelis, especially women managing families. She stressed that even strong individuals need support and should not ignore signs of distress, such as sleep disruption and fatigue. Katan urged seeking professional help for persistent difficulties and redefined resilience as the ability to acknowledge and address one's own needs.Health · 12d agoBusinessman's Donation Establishes Major Allergy and Immunology Center at HadassahBusinessman Moshe Greenberg funded a new, large-scale allergy and clinical immunology center at Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital in Jerusalem, which opened this week. The center aims to provide advanced treatment for thousands of children and adults, significantly reducing long waiting times for critical allergy therapies. The initiative was inspired by a conversation with the parents of a young girl with a life-threatening allergy.Health · 13d agoShaare Zedek Medical Center Pioneers New Pacemaker Implantation Technique in IsraelShaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem has performed four groundbreaking pacemaker implantations using a new technique that utilizes the heart's natural electrical pathway. This method, new to Israel, aims to improve atrial synchronization and treat arrhythmias. The successful procedures were guided by an international expert and involved advanced technology, with hospital officials highlighting their commitment to personalized patient care.Health · 14d agoShaare Zedek Director Professor Ofer Marin Receives Lifetime Achievement AwardThe award recognizes his leadership in global humanitarian missions and treating casualties, blending medical expertise with command responsibilities. Marin's career includes leading IDF field hospital operations and significant contributions since the October 7th attacks, such as managing a border medical facility and serving on a hostage assessment committee.Health · 18d agoStanding Desks Gain Popularity Among Israelis Working From HomeMore Israelis are adopting adjustable standing desks to combat the health issues associated with prolonged sitting while working from home. These desks allow users to easily switch between sitting and standing, promoting better posture and reducing back and neck pain. Experts recommend incorporating short standing intervals throughout the day, rather than attempting to stand for extended periods. Key considerations when purchasing a standing desk include height range, motor type, memory presets, and desktop size, alongside overall ergonomic setup.Health · 19d ago · also in 15 newsroomsHealth Ministry Warns Against Hair Straightener After Woman HospitalizedIsrael's Ministry of Health is warning the public about the hair straightening product "Revival Miracle" after a woman was hospitalized at Rambam Health Care Campus. The product is marketed without authorization and contains the prohibited ingredient "glyoxylic acid." The ministry has collected a sample for testing and is urging immediate cessation of its use and sale due to potential public health risks.Health · 19d ago · also in 12 newsroomsTeen Hospitalized in Serious Condition From Flu ComplicationA 17-year-old girl with no pre-existing conditions is in serious, sedated, and ventilated condition at Assuta Ashdod Hospital due to a severe flu complication. Her health rapidly declined after arriving at the emergency room with a severe infection and low blood pressure. Hospital officials noted she was unvaccinated and stressed the importance of flu shots to prevent severe illness.Health · 19d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsrael's Health Basket Committee Begins Review of 1,109 Medical RequestsIsrael's Health Basket Committee for 2027 began its review of 1,109 applications for new drugs and medical technologies, with a total cost in the billions of shekels. The allocated budget for expansion is 650 million shekels, creating a significant funding gap. Health Minister Chaim Katz and committee chair Professor Dina Ben-Yehuda acknowledged the difficult decisions ahead in prioritizing treatments for patients within the limited resources.Health · 20d ago · also in 2 newsroomsGur Hasidic Leader Admitted for Planned Dialysis TreatmentThe leader of the Gur Hasidic dynasty, Rabbi Yaakov Aryeh Alter, 87, began a series of planned dialysis treatments at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem on Sunday. He was accompanied by his son and close associates. The Rebbe is expected to be released home Sunday evening, but public receptions will be canceled this week to allow for his recovery.More from Arutz Sheva