Nitzan Horowitz
Deri steps into Health Ministry, will push for higher budget
Arye Deri said that he will focus on two main issues for the ministry: a significant addition to the budget base of NIS 5.85 billion and better management and implementation abilities.
Health Minister Horowitz denounces Finance Ministry 'interference'
With Netanyahu, Ben-Gvir, Israel exits Lapid's intolerant gov't - opinion
Two additional acute centers open for treatment of victims of rape, sexual assault
Antigen tests approved for sale in supermarkets, prices expected to drop
Antigen tests will be sold in supermarkets and will be distributed for free in kindergartens and elementary schools, in an effort to lower their price.
Israeli same-sex couples, trans, single fathers approved for surrogacy
“We are putting an end to years of injustice and discrimination - the surrogacy equality revolution is underway.”
Kahana calls for foreign Jews to be given separate entry track
The minister said such a step was required to strengthen the sense of belonging and closeness of Jews around the world to the State of Israel.
NIS 55m. earmarked for digital health infrastructure
The support program is intended to create a competitive advantage for Israel and create solutions to difficult problems faced by the health system in Israel and worldwide.
Israel to look into legalizing CBD
Health Ministry committee to examine the possibility of removing cannabidiol from the list of dangerous drugs.
New COVID travel restrictions? Bennett and Horowitz discuss next steps
Officials are considering allowing fully vaccinated or recently recovered Israelis to once again return from yellow countries to Israel and only have to take a PCR test on arrival.
Grapevine: Sweet carillon
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Israel’s health minister wants to make it easier to get abortions
“It should be a given — the rights to a woman’s body are the woman’s alone,” Israel's Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz said.
Health minister’s woke agenda isn’t about the pandemic - opinion
Horowitz’s main problem, which renders him unfit for the ministry he heads, is that the only ills he considers to be in need of curing are societal.
Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz promotes abortion reform
The new abortion reforms include the removal of invasive questions that women have had to answer regarding their occupation or pregnancy background.