Litzman: High Court decision will weaken public medicine

Deputy Health Minister and Health Ministry director-general 'strongly object' to High Court decision to allow private treatment at hospital being built in Ashdod.

By Dan Even | 01:37 16.08.12 |

Text size

this story is by

Dan Even

Deputy Health Minister Yaakov Litzman and Health Ministry director-general Roni Gamzu "strongly objected" to the High Court of Justice's decision to allow private treatment at the hospital being built in Ashdod, an aide to Litzman said.

The full text is available for subscribers & registered users.

Click here to subscribe ($1 for the first 4 weeks)
register (free access for 10 stories a month) or

comments

thank you

Your talkback has been submitted successfully.
If selected for publication, it will appear as soon as possible on Haaretz.com.

Reply again

Haaretz Select

Israel caught in the middle as U.S. and Russia clash over Syria's future

The conflict of interests between the U.S. and Russia over Syria is closely linked to an issue that has recently slipped down the priority ranks but is expected to take center stage again soon - the Iranian nuclear program.

By Amos Harel | Diplomacy & Defense | 4

If only I'd known: Motherhood is an identity holocaust

By Maya Sela | Weekend | 2

Uncovering history in the Jordan Valley, with the help of National Geographic

By Nir Hasson | Weekend

'If the settlement of Elon Moreh wasn't here, we'd be living in paradise'

By Gideon Levy, Alex Levac | Twilight Zone | 2

Plans for the Israeli summer break: Drama? Crisis? War?

A certain uncontrollable inner force commands us to feel the 'bland days' with some form of compelling content.

By Doron Rosenblum | Doron Rosenblum

Departures / Arrivals: Hadas bids farewell to Tel Aviv with a one-way ticket

By Liat Elkayam | Departures/Arrivals

Meat and greet: Art festival reaches the Arab Galilee

By Shany Littman | Magazine

Catastrophic thinking: Did Ben-Gurion try to rewrite history?

By Shay Hazkani | Magazine | 82

National

Israeli economy unsustainable if Haredim, Arabs don't join workforce, experts warn

By Meirav Arlosoroff | 02:00 AM

People protesting the government's new economic policy.

Thousands of Israelis protest against austerity measures

By Yaniv Kubovich, Gabriela Davidovich-Weisberg | 10:09 PM

A day after violent protest, Haredi coverage ranges from delicate criticism to complete disregard

By Yair Ettinger, Nir Hasson | 05:07 PM | 7

Interior Minister Gideon Sa'ar (seated) weds journalist Geula Even in Tel Aviv.

Interior Minister Gideon Sa’ar weds journalist Geula Even

By Haaretz | 09:15 AM

Facebook

Activity
Recommendations

Litzman: High Court decision will weaken public medicine

Deputy Health Minister and Health Ministry director-general 'strongly object' to High Court decision to allow private treatment at hospital being built in Ashdod.

REPLY TO THIS TALKBACK