First Neonatal Equipment Delivered Through “The Future of Israel: In Our Hands” Campaign
- IMFoC
- Feb 6
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 29
We are proud to share an important milestone in our ongoing mission to strengthen life-saving medical care in Israel. The first neonatal medical equipment funded through our campaign, The Future of Israel: In Our Hands, has been successfully delivered to Ziv Medical Center in Tzfat.
As part of this initial delivery, three open incubators and neonatal resuscitation stations are now in place at Ziv, enhancing the hospital’s capacity to provide immediate, specialized care to newborns in critical condition. This equipment will support medical teams in the crucial first moments of life, when timely intervention can make the difference between life and loss.
This first delivery represents more than the arrival of medical technology. It reflects the tangible impact of donor generosity and collective responsibility. For families facing medical emergencies and for frontline healthcare professionals working under intense pressure, these resources mean greater preparedness, improved outcomes, and renewed hope.
While this milestone is a powerful step forward, the need remains urgent. Hospitals such as Soroka Medical Center, and Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center continue to face growing demand for neonatal care, often with limited resources. Additional incubators, warmers, and neonatal transport systems are still needed to ensure that every newborn receives the care they deserve, regardless of circumstances or location.
We are deeply grateful to everyone who supported The Future of Israel: In Our Hands. Your generosity is already saving lives and strengthening Israel’s healthcare system at its most vulnerable point. Because of you, critical gaps in neonatal care are being addressed with speed, dignity, and compassion.
If you have not yet participated or can support the next phase of this campaign, we invite you to join us in completing this vital mission. Together, we can continue to equip Israel’s hospitals and protect the future, one newborn at a time.
