'Politics remain outside the walls of the hospital and we will work to provide the best medical care we can to every person,' said Prof. Adi Leiba, head of the clinic.

The IDF's Medical Corps landed in Romania to train it what it does best - save lives at any location in the world. 

Brig. Gen. Dr. Bader made history when he became the IDF's first Druze chief medical officer.

Israel continues to lend aid and emergency medical treatment to the casualties of Syria's civil war.

Seventeen countries around the world are recognized by WHO as Type 1 qualified foreign medical teams that can deploy to other countries and aid in medical disaster relief, but the IDF’s field hospital is the only Type 3 team, which provides inpatient referral surgical care.

What’s the best way to train for emergency combat scenarios? How do medics respond to a stabbing or shooting attack? The IDF has an answer you might not expect.