Dr. Itay Gal
His publications led, among other things, to thousands of signatures on an Adi card for organ donation and to the collection of donations for sick children whose lives were saved.
In parallel to his journalistic and news work, Dr. Gal is a specialist in pediatrics, sports, and aviation medicine and a graduate student with a master's degree in health systems management at Bar-Ilan University.
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Israel Police arrest Jerusalem daycare owner, caregiver in charge where two babies died
Children who were killed, injured at Jerusalem daycare likely experienced respiratory distress
NASA on the brink of history: Rocket on its way to the moon – final preparations underway
NASA approaches the next phase of its deep space return program. Artemis 2 will be the first crewed mission to the Moon since Apollo 17 in 1972 and will serve as a critical test for new technologies.
Lufthansa Group cancels overnight Israel flights as Iran tensions rise
The decision will last from January 15-19, though this period is subject to change as the Lufthansa Group continues to monitor the security situation.
For a billion dollars a year: Apple adopts Google’s advanced technology
Siri is set for a major upgrade based on Google’s Gemini model, aiming to speed Apple’s push into AI after delays and criticism over lagging behind competitors.
Miss BlackBerry? The smartphone with a physical keyboard is back
After years of touchscreen dominance, a small US startup brings back a classic BlackBerry-style keyboard. Developed by former BlackBerry members, the device is already generating curiosity.
Liquid crystal and infrared: The glasses that could eliminate multifocals
At CES, smart glasses were unveiled that replace multifocal lenses with real-time focus adjustment, no cameras or screens, promising natural vision and a normal look, launching next year.
Doctors describe overwhelmed Tehran hospitals as protests spread across Iran
Sources estimate the number of people killed or injured in the thousands, including children and young demonstrators, while many others were arrested.
Rambam, Rabin, and Sheba: Health Ministry reveals Israel's top hospitals
The index examines staffing levels, patient experience, and clinical outcomes and serves as the basis for performance-based incentive grants to hospitals.
Eleven-month-old baby becomes 13th victim of Israel's measles outbreak
The Health Ministry reiterated that children should receive two MMR doses, at age one and again at age six. In outbreak zones, the second dose has been moved to 18 months.
Rare aviation event: Light aircraft lands itself without human intervention
First fully autonomous landing in a real emergency: A light aircraft landed itself on a Colorado runway after a serious in-flight malfunction, marking a milestone in aviation automation.
The app that left everyone behind: Israelis’ browsing habits in 2025
In 2025, Israelis spent over nine hours daily on screens, followed the Iran war and hostages’ return, and increased their use of AI and video content.