For 2024–2025, Hadassah recorded the strongest research performance among Israeli hospitals across diverse medical specialties.

The team was sent by the Hadassah Medical Organization as part of an official Israeli delegation coordinated by Israel’s Ministry of Health and the government of Israel.

The study found that patients may experience sensations similar to those after actual surgery, including reduced hunger, greater restraint, and renewed motivation.

62% said they had felt physically or psychologically unsafe and 52% of Jewish women reported hiding being Jewish.

Jerusalem's Hebrew University facilitated joint Israeli-Palestinian cancer research that will benefit both populations as well as medical science in general.

Researchers at Israel’s Weizmann Institute have found new RNA-control switches (“ribo-switches) for genes encoding antibiotic resistance; Hadassah Hospital saves Al Quds student with organ failure, and much more.

While Arab terrorists are busy stabbing, shooting and running over Israeli civilians, this Israeli hospital, with its staff of Jewish and Arab doctors, is busy saving the lives of Palestinian babies.

Young mother and terror victim Adelle Banita will thankfully be reunited with her baby before the start of the Simchat Torah holiday tonight, after surviving a stabbing and shooting attack in Jerusalem.