Approximately 200,000 health care workers receive special recognition for their fight in Corona • Litzman: "Highlights the Israeli public's appreciation for their dedication"
The government is currently launching a new initiative to award recognition to some 200,000 health care workers in Israel for their dedicated fight against the Corona outbreak in Israel.
Photo: Moshe Ben Simhon
The letter was initiated by Ado Hadari, head of the Maccabi Health Services spokesperson and government relations department, and formerly a spokesman for the Ministry of Health and the Galilee Hospital spokesman in Nahariya.
At the Prime Minister's Office, they welcomed the initiative and asked for progress at the end of the headquarters work that will be presented to the Committee on Ceremonies and Symbols, headed by Minister of Defense Regev. The move is also supported by the Minister of Health.
Rabbi Ya'akov Litzman: "A campaign signal to be distributed to teams will highlight the respect and appreciation that the Israeli public has for their dedication, compassion and uncompromising professionalism."
Maccabi Ran Sa'ar's CEO, "We are eagerly awaiting the distribution of the signal to more than 15,000 Maccabi Group employees and employees of Assuta Ashdod Hospital."