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Kipa's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On the IDF, Netanyahu, the police, Hamas and the Shin Bet its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Health · 16h ago · also in 14 newsroomsHealth Ministry Recalls Popular Hair Straightener Over Banned IngredientsIsrael's Ministry of Health has recalled the "Revival Miracle" hair straightening product due to the hospitalization of a user and the presence of banned ingredients. The product, marketed without a license and containing prohibited glyoxylic acid, poses a public health risk. The ministry is urging an immediate halt to its use, sale, and marketing, and advises seeking medical help for adverse symptoms.Health · 17h ago · also in 5 newsroomsHealth Ministry Urges Flu Vaccinations as Winter Season Arrives EarlyIsrael's Ministry of Health is urging the public to get vaccinated against the flu as the season starts early with a high rate of infections among the hospitalized. The vaccine, available free of charge, is recommended for all ages and significantly reduces the risk of severe illness or death. The call follows the hospitalization of a 17-year-old girl in critical condition due to flu complications, who had not been vaccinated.Health · 19h ago · also in 3 newsroomsMan Collapses in Jerusalem Taxi, Revived and HospitalizedA 47-year-old man collapsed and lost consciousness inside a taxi in Jerusalem. Paramedics performed CPR, successfully restoring his pulse. He was then transported in serious condition to Shaare Zedek Medical Center for further treatment.Health · 20h ago · also in 6 newsroomsTeen Hospitalized in Serious Condition After Flu ComplicationA 17-year-old girl is in serious condition at Assuta Ashdod Public Hospital after developing severe flu complications, including a dangerous drop in blood pressure. She arrived early Monday morning and is now sedated and on a ventilator. Hospital officials stressed that flu can cause life-threatening complications even in healthy young people and highlighted the importance of vaccination.Health · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomMichal Hakatanah Rushes Daughter to ER Amid Sudden High FeverIsraeli celebrity Michal Hakatanah rushed her eldest daughter, Yuli, to Ichilov Hospital's emergency room after the child developed a sudden, high fever and other severe symptoms following a vacation. Tests at the hospital came back normal, with doctors suspecting a viral infection. Yuli is now recovering at home under close observation, and Hakatanah advised followers to take health warnings seriously.Health · 4d ago · also in 8 newsroomsMajor Food Importer Recalls Fruit Compote Over Contamination FearsG. Willipod International Ltd. is recalling "Beit Yehuda" brand fruit compote sold in Israel due to potential contamination from peeling polymer material. The recall affects products with barcode 7296073748762 and expiration date May 2, 2029. The company is working with the Ministry of Health and advises consumers not to eat the product.Health · 5d ago · also in 3 newsroomsWeight Loss Pill Version of Popular Injection Arrives in Israel Next WeekThe oral pill version of the Wegovy weight loss medication will launch in Israel next Wednesday, offering a needle-free alternative. While effective, the pills will initially cost between 640 and 1,260 shekels monthly, pending HMO coverage decisions. If subsidized like the injections, the price could drop significantly.Health · 5d ago · also in 3 newsroomsMaccabi Health Fund Leads in Justified Complaints, Meuhedet in Overall ComplaintsIsrael's Ministry of Health reported that Meuhedet had the highest complaint rate per capita, while Maccabi led in justified complaints. The 2025 report processed nearly 15,000 public inquiries, a 20% increase from the previous year. The majority of complaints concerned the basket of health services, though those about provider choice decreased. The findings aim to improve services and member rights.Health · 7d agoHospital CEO Resigns Following Health Ministry SanctionsAnat Nussbaum, CEO of the Medica Rafael hospital in Tel Aviv, resigned following a Ministry of Health order to close its operating rooms due to severe negligence. The closure was issued in July after inspections revealed critical safety risks, including sterilization and staffing issues. While the order was partially lifted in August to allow limited operations, the CEO's resignation marks a significant consequence of the facility's failings.Health · 7d ago · also in 5 newsroomsHealth Ministry Orders Residents of Kfar Chabad to Boil WaterThe Ministry of Health has ordered residents of Kfar Chabad to boil their tap water due to unusual sampling results. The directive applies to drinking, cooking, preparing medicine, and brushing teeth, but not for bathing. This measure is in effect until further notice.Health · 7d ago · also in 1 newsroomHaaretz Journalist Underwent Cancer Surgery While AwakeHaaretz journalist Shlomi Eldar, 69, underwent surgery to remove a cancerous bladder tumor while remaining awake at Assuta Ashdod Hospital. He chose to stay conscious due to fear of general anesthesia and watched the procedure on a monitor. The diagnosis came after Eldar noticed blood in his urine six months prior. Eldar recently faced public criticism for a book alleging a warning from UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before October 7th.Health · 8d agoCoping With Congested Noses in Infants: Effective Remedies and What to AvoidInfants experiencing nasal congestion due to the approaching winter can be soothed with simple remedies like saline drops and gentle suction, according to health authorities. Maintaining frequent hydration and ensuring adequate rest are also key to recovery. Parents should seek immediate medical attention for infants showing signs of severe distress, dehydration, or rapid breathing, with specific warning signs outlined for different age groups.Health · 8d agoHospital Cleaning Shortage Threatens Patient Safety, Industry WarnsIsrael's Organization of Cleaning Companies has warned the Ministry of Health and major hospitals about a severe cleaning staff shortage, which they claim is jeopardizing patient safety and contributing to hospital-acquired infections. The organization reported that around 1,100 patients died in 2025 from such infections and highlighted high infection rates in ICUs. They are calling for urgent government intervention to address hiring difficulties, including those related to foreign workers, and to bolster cleaning services to prevent further patient harm and potential economic savings.Health · 9d agoInfluencer Anael Shmueli Opens Up About Miscarriage and StillbirthInfluencer Anael Shmueli responded to an Instagram follower's question about the emotional toll of discussing miscarriages and stillbirths. Shmueli, who has experienced these losses herself, shared that it's a painful reminder but urged others to "do what you can." She previously shared her fertility journey, a miscarriage, and a stillbirth, vowing to provide information on the topic.Health · 10d ago · also in 10 newsroomsHadassah Hospital Opens First Overseas Medical Center in CyprusHadassah Medical Organization has opened its first overseas medical center, "Hadassah Cyprus," in Limassol, with plans for another in Nicosia. The Israeli hospital will train staff and provide its name, while local partners handle operations and funding. This initiative aims to enhance medical tourism between Cyprus and Israel. Hadassah's Director General, Professor Yoram Weiss, highlighted the project's role in expanding medical accessibility and fostering cooperation.Health · 11d agoFather Collapses at Son's Wedding, Revived by Guests and ParamedicsA man in his 60s collapsed and lost consciousness at his son's wedding in the Shfela region on Thursday. Guests immediately began CPR and used a defibrillator, administering electric shocks until paramedics arrived. After extensive resuscitation efforts, the man's heart resumed beating, and he regained consciousness before being taken to Kaplan Hospital in stable condition.Health · 11d agoHealth Ministry Guidelines: Discard Breast Milk Left in Baby's Bottle After One HourIsrael's Ministry of Health mandates that leftover breast milk or formula in a baby's bottle must be discarded within one hour of the start of feeding. This rule aims to prevent bacterial contamination from the baby's mouth. The ministry also advises feeding responsive feeding practices, avoiding pressure on babies to finish bottles, and discarding any remaining milk or formula after the feeding session concludes, regardless of the time elapsed.Health · 12d agoIsrael's Health Ministry Offers Guidelines for Older Siblings Babysitting Younger ChildrenIsrael's Ministry of Health has released guidelines for older siblings babysitting younger children, recommending children over 12 can supervise those aged two and up, with 14-year-olds suitable for infants for short periods. Parents must discuss responsibilities, prepare older siblings for emergencies, and ensure safety measures are in place. These are recommendations, not legal mandates, emphasizing individual child suitability.Health · 13d ago · also in 2 newsroomsPregnant Maayan Adam Shares Anxiety Over Upcoming BirthMaayan Adam, nine months pregnant, shared her anxieties on Instagram about potentially needing another Cesarean section due to the growing fetus increasing the risk of uterine rupture. She expressed disappointment that her last birth might not be the natural delivery she had hoped for, recalling a difficult previous birth. Adam described her state as tense while awaiting the delivery.Health · 13d ago · also in 9 newsroomsUnvaccinated Infant Hospitalized with Serious Bacterial MeningitisAn unvaccinated six-month-old infant in Jerusalem was hospitalized with bacterial meningitis after contracting Haemophilus influenzae type B. The infant is in stable condition and receiving treatment in the pediatric intensive care unit at Shaare Zedek Medical Center. Doctors are warning that this serious illness is preventable with routine vaccinations.Health · 13d ago · also in 1 newsroomInfant Hospitalized in Critical Condition After Severe Reaction to Formula ProteinA 21-day-old infant was hospitalized in critical condition at Jerusalem's Hadassah Mount Scopus Medical Center due to severe dehydration and shock from a reaction to cow's milk protein in formula. Doctors initiated emergency treatment, identifying the cause as acute inflammation and impaired nutrient absorption. The infant was stabilized on a specialized diet and discharged home, with doctors noting the extreme reaction was highly unusual.Health · 13d ago · also in 10 newsroomsInfant Critically Injured After Falling From Slide in AshkelonA 9-month-old baby boy is in critical condition after falling from a slide in Ashkelon on Tuesday. Paramedics performed resuscitation efforts and evacuated him to Barzilai Hospital, where his heart resumed beating en route. Family members stated the infant fell during playtime at a gymboree. Advanced resuscitation was administered at the scene before transport.Health · 13d ago · also in 12 newsroomsFormer Israeli Lawmaker Emily Moatti Reveals Breast Cancer DiagnosisFormer Knesset member Emily Moatti announced Tuesday she has been diagnosed with breast cancer, stating her recovery prospects are good. She revealed the diagnosis was made in late summer but kept private until now to avoid pity. Moatti urged women to get screened for early detection and expressed her determination to serve the public if elected to the Knesset.Health · 14d ago · also in 7 newsroomsDozens of Toddlers Hospitalized After Allergic Reaction in Beitar Illit DaycareApproximately ten toddlers in a Beitar Illit daycare center experienced an allergic reaction on Tuesday morning, prompting an evacuation and medical response. The children, around one year old, developed mild symptoms after consuming canned tuna. Three toddlers were lightly evacuated to the hospital for further treatment, while others received initial medical care at the scene. Police have closed the daycare and opened an investigation into the incident.Health · 14d ago · also in 10 newsroomsTen Infants Suffer Allergic Reactions at Beitar Illit Daycare CenterTen infants and toddlers experienced allergic reactions at a daycare center in Beitar Illit. Medical teams from United Hatzalah and Magen David Adom provided initial treatment to the children, who are all conscious with mild symptoms. The cause of the reactions is under investigation.Health · 14d agoElderly Man Suffers Severe Burns After Oxygen Generator Explodes in Tel AvivAn 80-year-old man was seriously injured in Tel Aviv when an oxygen generator exploded, causing severe burns to his face and upper body. He received initial medical treatment from United Hatzalah and was transported to Tel Hashomer Hospital in moderate condition. The incident occurred at his home.Health · 18d ago · also in 7 newsroomsWater Bottles Recalled Nationwide Due to Safety ConcernsTaste All The Time Ltd. is recalling "HAYAT" and "Hermon" brand 200ml drinking water bottles due to safety concerns and violations of the law. The recall affects all production dates up to September 2, 2026. Consumers are strongly advised not to drink the water. The company is cooperating with the Ministry of Health to remove the products from shelves.Health · 18d agoSocial Media Star Anael Shmueli Marks One Year Since StillbirthSocial media star Anael Shmueli shared a personal post marking one year since experiencing a stillbirth. She described the profound grief and her journey of learning to live with the pain, stating she does not want to be an "ambassador of death." Shmueli urged support for those experiencing pregnancy loss and shared a message of solidarity, emphasizing that life can continue even after such a tragedy.Health · 18d ago · also in 16 newsroomsBen & Jerry's Ice Cream Recalled Over Foreign Object ContaminationAmerican Quality Products is recalling Ben & Jerry's "Milk & Honey" ice cream after a consumer found a plastic-like object. The recall affects 432-gram containers with specific expiration dates and barcodes. The company is removing the product from shelves and advises consumers not to eat it, providing customer service contact information for inquiries.Health · 21d agoWinter Dressing Guide for Infants: Key RecommendationsIsraeli health guidelines recommend dressing infants in one more layer than adults, using multiple thin layers. Parents should check the baby's torso for temperature and avoid bulky coats in car seats for safety.More from Kipa