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Netanyahu Visits Wounded Soldier at Ariel University Medical Center
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First reported by Srugim · 9 hours ago
What happened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Ariel University to meet Amit Malkana, a soldier wounded in Gaza, praising his recovery and learning about his psychological treatment. The visit also marked the development of the university's medical school and regional medical center since Netanyahu laid its cornerstone in 2017.
- 01Prime Minister Netanyahu met wounded soldier Amit Malkana at Ariel University on Tuesday.
- 02Malkana was injured by sniper fire in Gaza a year and a half ago.
- 03Netanyahu praised Malkana's recovery and inquired about his psychological treatment.
- 04The visit marked nine years since Netanyahu laid the medical school's cornerstone in 2017.
- 05Ariel University President highlighted the school's growth into a medical and academic center.
- 06Psychologist Ayala praised Netanyahu's leadership and called Malkana an inspiration.
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