Rambam Doctor Condemns Racism Amid Controversy Over Care for Wounded Soldiers
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First reported by Ynet · 21 hours ago
What happened
Dr. Nitzan Shmueli of Rambam Hospital refuted racist accusations against Arab medical staff caring for wounded soldiers, emphasizing their professionalism and condemning incitement. Health Ministry Director-General Moshe Bar Siman-Tov supported the hospital after investigating complaints. Activists showed solidarity with the staff amid the controversy sparked by a soldier’s family alleging mistreatment during a shift.
- 01Rambam doctor defends Arab-Jewish medical team amid racism accusations.
- 02Four wounded soldiers received intensive care from a mixed nursing staff.
- 03Health Ministry chief visited Rambam, dismissed complaints after review.
- 04Activists demonstrated support for hospital staff facing racist attacks.
- 05Allegations arose after family claimed soldiers were neglected during shift change.
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