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Yossi Arbelich Denounces Racist Discourse Around Rambam Hospital as Election Distraction
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First reported by Ynet · 10 hours ago
What happened
Yossi Arbelich condemned racist rhetoric against Rambam Medical Center as a political distraction during elections, praising the hospital's inclusive care and unity among diverse staff and patients. Rambam's CEO Dr. Michal Mekel thanked him for supporting the hospital amid ongoing treatment of thousands of patients from all Israeli communities.
- 01Yossi Arbelich condemns racist discourse targeting Rambam Hospital as election-driven division.
- 02He accuses the rhetoric of distracting from government delays in funding peripheral hospitals.
- 03Arbelich highlights Rambam's inclusive care for diverse patients, including soldiers and Arabs.
- 04Hospital staff of various backgrounds work together with compassion and unity.
- 05Rambam CEO Dr. Michal Mekel thanks Arbelich for his support amid ongoing war-related treatments.
- 06Mekel rejects divisive rhetoric within the hospital's medical work environment.
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