The word “occupation” appeared 1 times in this article's opening at its peak in 2010. Today the opening carries none, and neither does the rest of the article, references included.
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Yoseftal Medical Center Yoseftal Medical Center is a hospital in Eilat , Israel .1It was founded in 1968 and is the southernmost hospital in Israel, the only hospital in an area covering the entire southern Negev desert . It is by far Israel's smallest general hospital with just 65 beds, an average of 10% of which are occupied.2 This extremely low number led to plans for the hospital's closure; however, after protests from area residents and local government officials, who argued that not having a hospital within a 3-hour radius would be highly dangerous, it was decided to keep the hospital open. The hospital is run by the Clalit health maintenance organization.3
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Yoseftal Medical Center Yoseftal Medical Center ( ) is a hospital in Eilat , Israel . Yoseftal Hospital, founded in 1968, is the southernmost hospital in Israel and the only hospital covering the southern Negev desert .It is named after Giora Yoseftal .It is Israel's smallest general hospital with 65 beds. Economic problems led to proposals for the hospital's closure; however, after protests from area residents and local government officials, who argued that not having a hospital within a 3-hour radius would be highly dangerous, it was decided to keep the hospital open. The hospital is run by the Clalit health maintenance organization. It has a fully equipped recompression chamber for treating diving accidents.The hospital also has kidney dialysis facilities open to vacationers and local residents.Complete Guide to Diving and Snorkelling the Red Sea Clalit health fund
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Hospital in Eilat, Israel Yoseftal Medical Center ( ) is a hospital in Eilat , Israel . Yoseftal Hospital, founded in 1968, is the southernmost hospital in Israel and the only hospital covering the southern Negev desert . It is named after Giora Yoseftal . It is Israel's smallest general hospital with 65 beds. It has an emergency department with 30 treatment stations, including special pediatric stations, two isolation units, and a triage area. In addition, it has a fully equipped recompression chamber for treating diving accidents. The hospital also has kidney dialysis facilities open to vacationers and local residents. Economic problems led to proposals for the hospital's closure; however, after protests from area residents and local government officials, who argued that not having a hospital within a 3-hour radius would be highly dangerous, it was decided to keep the hospital open.
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Hospital in Eilat, Israel Yoseftal Medical Center ( ) is a hospital in Eilat , Israel . Yoseftal Hospital, founded in 1968, is the southernmost hospital in Israel and the only hospital covering the southern Negev desert . It is named after Giora Yoseftal . It is Israel's smallest general hospital with 65 beds. It has an emergency department with 30 treatment stations, including special pediatric stations, two isolation units, and a triage area. In addition, it has a fully equipped recompression chamber for treating diving accidents. The hospital also has kidney dialysis facilities open to vacationers and local residents. Economic problems led to proposals for the hospital's closure; however, after protests from area residents and local government officials, who argued that not having a hospital within a 3-hour radius would be highly dangerous, it was decided to keep the hospital open. The hospital is run by the Clalit health fund.
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Hospital in Eilat, Israel Yoseftal Medical Center ( Hebrew : הַמֶּרְכָּז הָרְפוּאִי יוֹסֵפְטַל ) is a hospital in Eilat , Israel . Yoseftal Hospital, founded in 1968, is the southernmost hospital in Israel and the only hospital covering the southern Negev desert . It is named after Giora Yoseftal . It is Israel's smallest general hospital with 65 beds. It has an emergency department with 30 treatment stations, including special pediatric stations, two isolation units, and a triage area. In addition, it has a fully equipped recompression chamber for treating diving accidents. The hospital also has kidney dialysis facilities open to vacationers and local residents. Economic problems led to proposals for the hospital's closure; however, after protests from area residents and local government officials, who argued that not having a hospital within a 3-hour radius would be highly dangerous, it was decided to keep the hospital open. The hospital is run by the Clalit health fund.
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