Senior medical staff have raised alarm over Hamas Nukhba terrorists, imprisoned for their role in the October 7 attacks, receiving regular medical treatment in Israeli hospitals - including for non-life-threatening conditions. Hospital sources say there are currently no clear guidelines for prioritizing or limiting such treatments.
"I faced a case involving a terrorist with a leg injury," Dr. Ilya Chorny, head of anesthesiology at Sharon Hospital, told Israel Hayom. "We had two options: amputation or a complex 20-hour surgery to reconstruct blood vessels, nerves, and bones. While either choice would keep him alive, we're providing 'premium' care - similar to when we discovered Sinwar's malignant brain tumor. Instead of basic chemotherapy, we performed intricate surgery to remove the tumor completely."
