Yossi Arablich

Yossi Arablich serves as the chairman of 'Lema'anchem' (For You), a non-profit organization based in Israel that provides expert medical consultation, guidance, and support to patients navigating complex health challenges. Under his leadership, the organization has become a significant bridge between patients and top-tier medical professionals, emphasizing the importance of accessible and high-quality healthcare as a pillar of national resilience.

Arablich has increasingly focused on the safety and well-being of Jewish communities abroad, particularly in the face of rising global antisemitism following the events of October 7. He has utilized international platforms to voice concerns regarding the infiltration of political hostility into medical environments. Most recently, Arablich published a significant op-ed in The Jerusalem Post addressing a grave report on the British National Health Service (NHS). He warned that Jewish patients in the United Kingdom are increasingly forgoing essential medical care due to a pervasive atmosphere of hostility and fear within the healthcare system.

His advocacy positions the medical field not just as a professional service, but as a critical front in the protection of Jewish life and dignity. By highlighting how antisemitism can compromise actual clinical outcomes, Arablich calls for greater accountability within international medical institutions and reinforces the role of Israeli NGOs in supporting the global Jewish diaspora. His work underscores the Zioneer perspective that Jewish security and health are inextricably linked, requiring vigilant monitoring of institutional biases that may threaten the community's access to life-saving treatments.