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British Journalist Sings the Praises of Israeli Medical Care Following an Accident in Tel Aviv

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UK Telegraph journalist Isabel Oakeshott gave a glowing review of Israel’s healthcare system after receiving hospital treatment for an injury. While working in Tel Aviv, covering wartime Israel, Oakeshott was riding a scooter and enjoying the view when she saw her hat flying through the air and fell face-first onto the pavement. Friendly strangers helped her to a bench, but after awhile, she stood independently and made her way to her hotel room…
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British Journalist Sings the Praises of Israeli Medical Care Following an Accident in Tel Aviv

'The accident shifted my focus onto Israel's widely admired healthcare system. The contrast with the NHS (British National Health Service) was too glaring to ignore.'

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UWI broke the news in on Monday, April 21, 2025.
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