Medicine

Victor Emil Frankl, born on March 26, 1905, in Vienna, Austria, was a Jewish neurologist and psychiatrist. He is best known as the founder of logotherapy and the existential analysis method, which is considered the third Viennese school of psychotherapy after Sigmund Freud's psychoanalysis and Alfred Adler's individual psychology.

Sigmund Freud, born Sigismund Schlomo Freud on May 6, 1856, in Moravia, which was then part of the Austrian Empire, was a Jewish-Austrian psychologist and neurologist. He is renowned as the father of psychoanalysis, one of the most influential figures in personality theory, and a prominent thinker and influencer of the 20th century.

Cyril Legum, a pediatrician and geneticist, held the esteemed position of Professor of Genetics at Tel Aviv University's School of Medicine. For 28 years, he served as the founding director of the Genetics Institute within the municipal hospitals of Tel Aviv, including Hadassah, Bikur Holim, and Ichilov. Legum was a pioneering figure in the field of genetics in Israel.

Chaim Sheba (1908 – June 10, 1971) was an Israeli physician and one of the founders of Israel's healthcare system. A professor of medicine, director of Tel Hashomer Hospital, head of medical services in the "Haganah" organization, founder of the Medical Corps in the IDF, and the Director-General of the Ministry of Health. He was awarded the Israel Prize for Medicine.

Günther Friedländer (April 8, 1902 - May 25, 1975) was a chemist, pharmacist, botanist, and pioneer in pharmaceuticals. He was the founder of the pharmaceutical company "Teva."

Yad Sarah, one of Israel's largest volunteer organizations, offers a wide range of services to people with disabilities and illnesses, with the aim of reducing the impact of their conditions on their functionality and independence. Yad Sarah strives to enable every individual to continue living life on their own terms, within their own homes, with their families and communities, rather than being forced into institutional car…

Ezer Mizion is an Israeli nonprofit organization dedicated to providing non-medical assistance to patients, the disabled, and those in crisis. The organization was founded and is led by Chananya Chollak, who was awarded the Israel Prize in 2008 for his work.

ZAKA, with its origins in Haifa and Jerusalem, has evolved into a well-established and respected volunteer organization dedicated to disaster response and victim identification. Its mission is deeply rooted in Jewish religious principles and values, guiding its volunteers to provide crucial assistance during times of crisis. ZAKA's work extends beyond its borders, with international deployments to assist in disaster relief ef…

Bernard Kouchner (born November 1, 1939) is a French socialist politician, diplomat, and physician, known for being one of the founders of the organization "Doctors Without Borders." In 2007, he was appointed as the Minister of Foreign Affairs of France by President Nicolas Sarkozy. He served in this position during the first government of Prime Minister François Fillon until November 14, 2010, when he was replaced by Michèle…

In this documentary, we embark on a journey through the remarkable life, enduring heritage, lasting legacy, and profound contributions of Albert Burla, a man whose commitment to the Jewish community and the world at large has left an indelible mark.

In the mosaic of Jewish history, certain individuals emerge as beacons of compassion and resilience. This documentary unveils the extraordinary life and enduring legacy of Rebecca Carmi (רבקה כרמי), a woman whose dedication to healing and hope has left an indelible mark on the Jewish community.

In this documentary, we explore the extraordinary life, rich heritage, enduring legacy, and significant contributions of Yoram Falti to the Jewish community and its cherished heritage.

Yad Sarah's biography, heritage, legacy, and enduring contribution represent a profound expression of Jewish values and a testament to the power of a caring community. They remind us that through unity, compassion, and dedicated service, we can make the world a better place for all.

Immunology pioneer, Copaxone co-developer and a builder of scientific and cultural life

Immunologist, Copaxone co-developer and a leader of Israel’s scientific community

The biochemist whose sustained research helped bring Copaxone to patients

In the heart of the Zionist movement, a remarkable organization was born, blending the ideals of Zionism with a commitment to healthcare and social justice. Join us on a journey to explore the legacy, heritage, and enduring contributions of Hadassah.

Israeli-American physician, addiction researcher, major philanthropist, publisher of Israel Hayom and influential supporter of medicine, Jewish identity and Israel

Henryk Goldszmit, the Polish Jewish pediatrician, educator, writer, publicist and social activist who became a pioneer of children’s rights and democratic education, and a moral symbol when he chose to remain with the children of his orphanage until their murder at Treblinka

Physician, author, political Zionist leader, and the influential voice behind the ideal of “Muscular Judaism”

The Zionist leader who founded Hadassah, helped build Palestine’s health and welfare systems, and gave displaced Jewish youth a new home

A Jewish-American engineer and entrepreneur connecting surgical robotics, spatial computing, artificial intelligence, and visual storytelling

Forensic pathologist, director of Israel’s National Institute of Forensic Medicine, and Israel Prize laureate for civilian heroism