A soldier who was treated at Ziv Medical Center in Safed during the recent war with Iran and Hezbollah described an unpleasant experience, saying the atmosphere was hostile because most staff were Arabic-speaking. The soldier, lightly wounded in the head, said the experience reminded him of Shifa Hospital. The account was posted on social media and has not been independently verified.
A soldier treated at Ziv Medical Center in Safed during the recent war with Iran and Hezbollah shared a detailed account of his experience, describing discomfort with the predominantly Arabic-speaking staff. The soldier, who was lightly wounded in the head, said the atmosphere was hostile and that the experience reminded him of Shifa Hospital. Ziv Medical Center, a major trauma center serving northern Israel, has a diverse staff composition. The account has not been independently verified.
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