A Jerusalem resident reported that during a visit to a Tipat Halav (well-baby) clinic in the Gilo neighborhood, she received medical forms written entirely in Arabic. The nurse allegedly said the municipality had not provided Hebrew versions. The claim is unverified.
A resident of the Gilo neighborhood in Jerusalem contacted the desk with a complaint about the city's Tipat Halav clinic. She said that during a visit with her granddaughter, all forms were in Arabic. When she asked why there was no Hebrew form, the Arabic-speaking nurse explained that the municipality had been asked to provide Hebrew forms but had not done so. The account is based on a single source and has not been independently verified. The Jerusalem Municipality did not immediately respond to the claim.
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