After some terrorists were initially brought to emergency rooms, sparking uproar, Health Minister Moshe Arbel instructs they be redirected to prison services' medical facilities

With 1,000 violent incidents in its clinics so far this year, Israel's largest HMO looks for solutions to protect its workers from attacks from patients and their families

IMA says it disagrees with decision but will honor it after Health Minister Arbel requests injunction to end wildcat action; more strikes threatened

Hospitals and clinics in Jerusalem will not be affected, and emergency and critical care services will take place as scheduled; Health Ministry weighs asking for injunction

Doctors rally nationwide, but urgent services unaffected; ex-chair of Medical Association warns of 'full strike' in healthcare system if judiciary-curbing legislation advances

Around 2,700 Palestinian patients are driven to Israeli hospitals every year by members of the 'Road to Recovery' group, breaking physical and language barriers

Helmsley Cancer Center designed by Canadian architect Tye Farrow with physical and emotional health in mind offers integrated outpatient treatment all under one roof

Head of neurology at Soroka Medical Center posts photo of himself bringing non-kosher for Passover food into workplace in defiance of government policy, saying 'madness must stop'

Laniado guards in Netanya said to prevent entry over wafers, days before Passover start; hospitals look to balance compliance with longstanding respect for all religious practices

Opposition leader Lapid warns legislation will only push more secular people to flout holiday tradition