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Mexican Fuchsman Family Pledges NIS 200 Million for New Tel Aviv Rehabilitation Hospital
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 15, 2026
What happened
The Fuchsman family foundation will donate NIS 200 million to build a new Reuth rehabilitation hospital at Sde Dov in Tel Aviv. The project is expected to cost about NIS 1.14 billion, finish in roughly six years, and expand the hospital to 540 beds. The new campus will include housing, retail, medical and therapeutic services, parking, and a rehabilitation technology incubator.
- 01Fuchsman family foundation pledges NIS 200 million for Tel Aviv rehabilitation hospital.
- 02New hospital will replace Reuth in Yad Eliyahu and be named for the family.
- 03Total project cost is estimated at NIS 1.14 billion.
- 04Completion is expected in about six years, with capacity rising to 540 beds.
- 05Campus will include 250 housing units, shops, a clinic, and a technology incubator.
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GlobesUnrated · HebrewJun 15, 2026
Mexican Fuchsman Family Pledges NIS 200 Million for New Tel Aviv Rehabilitation Hospital
WallaCenter · HebrewJun 15, 2026
Friedman Family Donates NIS 200 Million for Major Rehabilitation Hospital in Sde Dov
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