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(New York Observer) Micah Halpern - When Palestinian leaders need medical care, many reach out for care in Israel. PA President Mahmoud Abbas' younger brother, Abu Louai, was recently treated in Assuta Hospital in Tel Aviv. Abu Louai, 76, suffers from cancer and lives in Qatar. Last year Abbas' brother-in-law was admitted to an Israeli medical facility to undergo heart surgery, and last June, Abbas' wife had surgery in the same hospital. The daughter of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was admitted to Icholov Hospital in Tel Aviv after a routine operation went wrong and she required emergency treatment. Haniyeh's sister was treated in an Israeli hospital several years ago following an emergency, and his granddaughter was once airlifted by helicopter from Gaza to an Israeli hospital. 2016-05-09 00:00:00Full Article
Even Palestinian Leaders Want Israeli Doctors
(New York Observer) Micah Halpern - When Palestinian leaders need medical care, many reach out for care in Israel. PA President Mahmoud Abbas' younger brother, Abu Louai, was recently treated in Assuta Hospital in Tel Aviv. Abu Louai, 76, suffers from cancer and lives in Qatar. Last year Abbas' brother-in-law was admitted to an Israeli medical facility to undergo heart surgery, and last June, Abbas' wife had surgery in the same hospital. The daughter of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was admitted to Icholov Hospital in Tel Aviv after a routine operation went wrong and she required emergency treatment. Haniyeh's sister was treated in an Israeli hospital several years ago following an emergency, and his granddaughter was once airlifted by helicopter from Gaza to an Israeli hospital. 2016-05-09 00:00:00Full Article
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