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Rambam Hospital Director Denies Allegations Over IDF Soldier Treatment
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First reported by Ynet · 7 hours ago
What happened
Rambam Medical Center's director, Dr. Michal Makel, dismissed allegations of mistreatment of a severely wounded IDF soldier during the Lebanon conflict after a thorough internal review found no basis for the claims. The hospital emphasized strict adherence to medical standards, staff professionalism, and increased security following public backlash.
- 01Rambam's internal investigation found no truth to claims of mistreatment of an IDF soldier.
- 02The soldier and his family thanked medical staff upon discharge.
- 03Family presence was limited to allow urgent care and protect patient privacy.
- 04Allegations of aggressive handling were refuted as necessary medical procedures.
- 05Staff diversity includes various Israeli communities, judged by professionalism alone.
- 06Security and psychological support were enhanced after threats and harassment.
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