The facility at the Rambam Health Care Campus is essentially a 1,500-car garage that has been seamlessly converted into a fortified hospital for warfare.
To prepare for mass casualty events, the hospital conducts regular emergency drills and simulations, refined over the years to address scenarios from missile attacks to large-scale evacuations.
In recent weeks, the Deputy Commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps has threatened a “shockwave by the resistance front” if Israel did not agree to an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
Go on a tour of Haifa's Talpiot market, meet some wonderful Israeli people, and find out what an amazing time can be had in Israel's third-largest city on a fifteen-dollar budget!
With fewer people venturing outdoors due to the coronavirus restrictions, wild animals have beome bolder, roaming Israeli cities and frightening residents.
The Australian stars are ignoring boycotts on Israel and will give three concerts across Israel in November, making it their fourth visit to the Jewish State.
A state-of-the-art nuclear imaging machine, the first and only one of its kind around the world and which can map tissues and bones and identify diseases, was installed at Israel’s Rambam Hospital.
The "Holidays of Holidays" is an event that takes place in Haifa, Israel's 3rd largest metropolis, and which celebrates Israel's religious and ethnic diversity.
Shefa Yamim, an Israeli exploration and mining company, announced that it has discovered rare minerals near Israel’s port city of Haifa. The corundum stones contain a variety of rare minerals, including Moissanite and tistarite.
Israel's Technion made history when it launched the first Israeli university in China, marking a new era in the close relationship between the two countries.