When you go to vote, also think about how you choose health | Hagai Levin

Prof. Hagai Levin, chairman of the Association of Public Health Physicians, warns of the health price of the sixth Netanyahu government, points to a shortage of personnel and budget cuts, and calls on the public to also consider health at the ballot box.

Prof. Hagai Levin, chairman of the Association of Public Health Physicians, warns in an opinion piece about the health price of the sixth Netanyahu government. He points to a severe shortage of medical personnel, budget cuts, and five different health ministers who have served in the current government, some concurrently with other roles. Levin criticizes the appointment of MK Limor Son Har-Melech as chair of the Health Committee, claiming she acted against health, attacked experts, and disconnected Israel from international health organizations. He calls on the public to consider health issues at the ballot box and offers alternatives such as strengthening community medicine, implementing innovation, and preparing for the aging population.