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Soviet doctors helped save Israel's health system. Now that lifeline is running out (opens the original)
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For decades, Israel's health system benefited from an extraordinary demographic windfall: successive waves of highly trained physicians arriving from the Soviet Union and, later, the former Soviet republics.Doctors who came during the Soviet immigration wave of the 1970s helped strengthen a young health system. Then came the far larger immigration wave of the 1990s, which brought roughly 10,000 physicians from the former Soviet Union and supplied Israeli hospitals, clinics and specialist service
No more injections? New weight-loss pill to launch in Israel next week (opens the original)
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Good news for people living with obesity: beginning next week, for the first time in Israel, a weight-loss drug from the GLP-1 receptor agonist family will be marketed as an oral pill rather than an injection. Eli Lilly announced that POUNDAIO, or orforglipron, will arrive in pharmacies after the holiday, on September 15. The price is not cheap and will range from 691.59 shekels for the lowest 0.8 mg dose for a month of treatment to 1,146.46 shekels for the highest 17.2 mg dose.Israel will thus
‘We intended to be away for 2 years, it’s been 4’: why Israeli doctors are staying abroad (opens the original)
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In August 2023, just two months before the outbreak of the war, Dr. Roi Sar-El, 43, and Dr. Muriel Sar-El, 41, left Israel with their three children and moved to Boston. Roi, a psychiatrist who worked at Ichilov Hospital, and Muriel, a dermatologist, moved to the United States as part of a planned step — both wanted to specialize in fields that are less developed in Israel, and today they work at hospitals affiliated with Harvard University. Unlike many who have left Israel in recent years, thei
Israel loses nearly 1,400 doctors over past 3 years as medical brain drain accelerates (opens the original)
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Israel lost nearly 1,400 doctors over the past three years as physician emigration accelerated sharply, according to a new Tel Aviv University study that found departures were nearly double the level recorded a decade earlier.Between 2023 and 2025, 1,369 doctors left Israel for at least a year, compared with 705 between 2013 and 2015, a 94% increase. In 2023, 419 doctors left, followed by a record 530 in 2024. An estimated 420 left in 2025, though that figure remains preliminary.The scale of the
Inside Nazareth English Hospital’s drive to become Israel’s Mayo Clinic (opens the original)
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Roughly 10,000 kilometers separate Mayo Clinic in the United States from Nazareth English Hospital. But the enormous distance, as well as Mayo Clinic’s prestige and global reputation, do not deter Prof. Fahed Hakim, director of the Nazareth Hospital EMMS.“Rochester is a city about the size of Nazareth, around 120,000 to 130,000 residents, and it is also considered peripheral in the United States. Yet it is a city that was built around a hospital. Can we make a Mayo Clinic here in Nazareth? Yes,
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