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Rabin Medical Center Drops Premier's Name from Logo Amid Controversy
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By Вести-Ynet
First reported by Ynet · 4 hours ago
What happened
The Rabin Medical Center in Petah Tikva has removed former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's surname from its logo as part of a rebranding, citing patient confusion. The Rabin family was not informed, and critics allege the move is politically motivated, a claim the hospital denies, stating the official name remains unchanged.
- 01Rabin Medical Center removed Yitzhak Rabin's surname from its logo.
- 02The Rabin family was not informed of the rebranding decision.
- 03Hospital cites patient confusion as reason for logo change.
- 04Critics call the move unprecedented and politically motivated.
- 05The center's official name remains Rabin Medical Center.
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