Boaz Golan warned Sunday that wounded IDF soldiers who fought in Jenin are receiving treatment at Rambam Medical Center from a doctor who is from Jenin. He said the situation could lead to a disaster, adding 'one day something will happen.' The warning was prompted by a car that parked near the hospital.
The warning comes as Rambam Medical Center has been under scrutiny following allegations of mistreating a wounded soldier, which the hospital denied. The Zioneer reported earlier Sunday that Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered an IDF probe into those claims. Boaz Golan's statement adds to the controversy surrounding the treatment of combat soldiers at the Haifa hospital. He did not provide specific evidence for his claim about the doctor's origin.
3 developments
- StrongUncle of wounded IDF soldier: Rambam staff locked us out, brother had to break in
- DevelopingBrother of wounded IDF soldier says patient asked not to be abandoned
- DevelopingRambam staff member breaks silence in first interview amid soldier treatment controversy
- DevelopingWounded IDF veteran recounts positive treatment by Arab Bedouin doctor at Soroka
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