Key facts
- A medical recruitment event in London promoted clinics in Israeli settlements.
- The event was hosted by Nefesh B’Nefesh in partnership with Israeli ministries.
- Over 130 British doctors attended the event on October 25.
- The goal is to recruit medical professionals to address doctor shortages in Israel.
- New figures show a significant increase in UK citizens making Aliyah to Israel.
A medical recruitment event held in London, called MedEx UK, has drawn criticism for promoting clinics located in Israeli settlements. The event, organized by Nefesh B’Nefesh in partnership with several Israeli ministries, aimed to attract British doctors to work in Israel's healthcare system. Attendees received assistance with medical licensing, employment, and relocation. The controversy stems from the inclusion of information about clinics operating in areas considered illegal under international law. This event is part of an initiative to bring 2,000 doctors to Israel by 2029.
