Rabin's name will remain on the medical center logo

Dr. Erez Barenboim, director of the Rabin Medical Center, reversed the decision to remove the name of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, assassinated in 1995, from the logos of Beilinson and HaSharon hospitals. In a letter to management, he apologized and stated there was no intention to erase Rabin's name or change the center's official name.

Dr. Erez Barenboim, director of the Rabin Medical Center, reversed the controversial decision to remove the name of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, assassinated in 1995, from the logos of Beilinson and HaSharon hospitals. In a letter addressed to management and department heads, he apologized to all who were offended by the decision. Barenboim emphasized that there was no intention to erase Yitzhak Rabin's name or change the official name of the medical center, nor was there any intent to harm the legacy of the late prime minister. The reversal was decided after the initial move sparked public outcry.