One Israel Fund Secures $10M for New Medical Emergency Center in Binyamin Region

The Nanasi Medical Center in Sha’ar Binyamin. (X Screenshot) (X Screenshot)

The Nanasi Medical Center in Sha’ar Binyamin will serve as a state-of-the-art facility offering emergency care, advanced imaging, dialysis, and a wide range of medical services under one roof.

By JNS

The One Israel Fund’s 30th Anniversary Gala raised approximately $10 million to complete the first-ever medical complex in the Binyamin region, including an emergency and trauma center.

The event, held in New York, featured keynote participation from Ambassador-designate Gov. Mike Huckabee, alongside leaders from the Binyamin Council and prominent donors.

This project was born of tragedy. In 2016, Malachi Rosenfeld, a promising young athlete, was fatally wounded in a terrorist attack near his home.

Despite the best efforts of responders, he succumbed to his injuries during the lengthy transport to Jerusalem for treatment.

Similarly, soldier Yanai Weissman, who heroically intervened during a terrorist attack at a supermarket, also lost his life in 2015 due to the absence of nearby emergency care.

Yesha Council head Yisrael Ganz (fifth from left) with donors John and Nina Nanasi, One Israel President Scott M. Feltman and senior officials of the Israel Foundation. Credit: Jerry Meyer Studio

“Eight years ago, I vowed we would never endure such tragedies again,” said Yesha Council chairman Yisrael Ganz, who personally accompanied Weissman during his final journey.

“Thanks to the vision and leadership of the One Israel Fund and the generosity of our partners, this dream is becoming a reality. Together, we are saving lives and strengthening the future of Judea and Samaria.”

Scott M. Feltman, executive vice president of One Israel Fund, remarked:

“For 30 years, One Israel Fund has dedicated itself to addressing the critical needs of the residents of Judea and Samaria, ensuring that these communities not only survive but thrive. The Nanasi Medical Center is a shining example of what we can achieve when we unite to support the heartland of Israel. John and Nina Nanasi’s generosity will forever leave a legacy of saving lives in Binyamin.”

The Nanasi Medical Center in Sha’ar Binyamin will serve as a state-of-the-art facility offering emergency care, advanced imaging, dialysis, and a wide range of medical services under one roof.

Phase 1, now fully funded, is set to open within two years. Future phases will expand to include comprehensive services such as CT and MRI imaging, a women’s health center, pulmonology, gastroenterology and more.

Since its inception, One Israel Fund has worked closely with the Binyamin Development Fund and other partners to secure funding for this critical initiative.

Gov. Huckabee underscored the project’s importance in his keynote address, reaffirming his unwavering support for Judea and Samaria and the vital role of such infrastructure in safeguarding the region’s future.