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CONTATTI EMERGENZA POLIZIA CITTA' INDIRIZZO TELEFONO POLICE 100 Afula Hanassi 5, Afula 04-6524444 Akko HaHaganah 16, Akko 04-9876808 Arad Yehuda 45, Arad 08-9551222 Ashdod Yitshak Hanassi, Ashdod 08-8547710 Ashkelon Hanassi 80, Ashkelon 08-6771444 Ayalon Sub-District Fichman 18, Holon 03-5027911 Ayarot Shoket Junction, Beer Sheva 08-6292444 Bat Yam Raziel 9, Bat Yam 03-5555222 Beer Sheva Herzl 30, Beer Sheva 08-6271154 Beit She’an Shaul HaMelech 1, Beit She’an 04-6067444 Beit Shemesh Route 38, Naham Junction 02-9902222 Binyamin Shaar Binyamin industrial zone 02-9706444 Carmiel HaHaroshet 11, Carmiel 04-9901444 Central District 80 Sderot Herzl , Ramla 08-9279535 Coastal District Natan Elbaz 1, Haifa 04-8648444 Dan Sub-District Jabotinsky 122, Ramat Gan 03-6104444 David Sub-District Omar Caatab Square Old City, 02-6226100 Eilat Sub-District Hameyasdim Square 1, Eilat 08-6362444 Givatayim Weitzman 76, Givatayim 03-5724444 Glilot Shefayim 1, Herzlia 09-9704444 Golan Sion 34, Katzrin 04-6968222 Hadera Route 4, Police Square Junction 04-6327444 HaGiv'a HaTzarfatit Lehi, Idelson Residences, Jerusalem 02-5816878 Haifa Natan Elbaz 1, Haifa 04-8648811 Har HaZeitim Mount of Olives, Jerusalem 02-9668427 Harel HaMaapilim 20, Mevaseret Zion 02-5339200 Hatmar Binyamin Bet El, Jerusalem 02-9706777 Hebron Sub-District Givat Haavot, Kiryat Arba 02-9969444 Iron Route 65, Wadi Ara 04-6158444 Jerusalem District Hashin 1, Russian Compound, 02-5391100 Kedem Sub-District Shua'fat 118, Jerusalem 02-5690400 Kedma Road 444, Tirat Junction 09-7612401 Kfar Sava HaSharon Road 1, Kfar Sava 09-7473555 Kiryat Gat Sderot Lachish 2, Kiryat Gat 08-6872222 Kiryat Malachi Moshe Sharet 19, Kiryat Malachi 08-8608444 Kiryat Shmona David Salinger 8, Kiryat Shmona 04-6958444 Lachish Sub-District Hanassi 80, Ashkelon 08-6771444 Lev Habira Heleni Ha-Malka 12, Jerusalem 02-5391550 Lev Tel Aviv Dizengoff 221, Tel Aviv 03-5454444 Lod Katzenelson, Lod 08-9782444 Ma’ale Adumim Agan HaSahar 1, Ma’ale Adumim 02-5358444 Ma'alot Tarshiha Close to Ma’alot 04-9578444 Mate Yehuda Route 38, Naham Junction 02-9902223 Messubim Or Yehuda, Derech Lod 03-5384444 Migdal HaEmek Zippori 1, Migdal HaEmek 04-6447444 Misgav Misgav Regional Council 04-9904444 Modi’in HaHashmonaim 2, Modi’in 08-9726444 KEEP CALM AND TAKE IT EASY CONTATTI EMERGENZA Moriah Sub-District Hatnufa 17, Jerusalem 02-5683222 Nahariya Sderot Ben Zvi 5, Nahariya 04-9518444 Natbag (Tel Aviv Airport) Sub-District Natbag, Terminal 1 03-9715444 Nazareth 219 Street, Moscovia Building, 04-6028444 Nazareth Illit HaMelacha 1, Nazareth Illit 04-6029444 Negev Sub-District Tuviahu 5, Beer Sheva 08-6464220 Netanya Nechama Viner 6, Natanya 09-8864444 Netivot Malchei Yisrael 1, Netivot 08-9937444 Northern District Road 219, Moscovia Building - 04-6028444 Ofakim Herzl 1, Ofakim 08-9928222 Oz Aler Street, Armon Hanatziv, 02-5685444 Petach Tikva Stampfer 57, Petach Tikva 03-9393444 Rahat Route 1, Rahat 08-9913888 Ramla Herzl 80, Ramla 08-9279444 Rehovot Herzl 206, Rehovot 08-9371444 Rishon LeZion Jabotinsky 106, Rishon LeZion 03-9609444 Rosh HaAyin Tzahal 20, Rosh HaAyin 03-9004444 Sadot Herzl 40, Kadima 09-9617201 Samaria Sub-District Ariel 03-9065444 Schunot Haim Bar Lev 100, Tel Aviv 03-6304444 Sderot Herzl 61, Sderot 08-6620444 Shafat Leah Goldberg 1, Neve Ya’akov, 02-5848222 Shai District Agan HaSahar 1, Ma’ale Adumim 02-5358444 Shalem Salah e-Din 1, Jerusalem 02-6207459 Sharet Levinsky 95, Tel Aviv 03-6893600 Sharon Sub-District HaSharon Road 1, Kfar Sava 09-7473444 Shfaram Alswar Neighborhood, Shfaram 04-9059444 Southern District Tuviahu 5, Beer Sheva 08-6464444 Tel Aviv District Salameh 18, Tel Aviv 03-6802222 Tiberias HaZionut 14, Tiberias 04-6728444 Tirat Carmel Hadekel 12, Tirat Carmel 04-8579000 Tzfat HaGalil 1, Tzfat 04-6978444 Umm al-Fahm Kahawesh Neighborhood, Umm al- 04-6115000 Yarden - Rosh Pina Rosh Pina 04-6809444 Yarkon Sub-District Raoul Wallenberg 10, Ramat 03-7697444 Yiftach Sub-District Salameh 18, Tel Aviv 03-6802222 Zevulun Hahistadrut 271, Haifa 04-8464444 Zikhron Ya'akov Route 4, Zikhron Ya'akov 04-6299444 Zion Sub-District Koresh 12, Jerusalem 02-6225550 HOME FRONT COMMAND 104 OSPEDALI NOME CITTA' TELEFONO Abarbanel mental health center Bat Yam 03-5552626 Assaf harofeh medical center Ramla 08-9779999 Assuta hospital Petah Tikva 03-9053535 Assuta medical center Tel Aviv 03-7644444 Baruch padeh medical center-Poriya Tiberias 04-6652211 Barzilai medical center Ashkelon 08-6745555 Carmel medical center Haifa 04-8250211 KEEP CALM AND TAKE IT EASY CONTATTI EMERGENZA Chaim Sheba medical center Tel Hashomer 03-530303 Dana Children's Hospital Tel Aviv 03-6974444 Edith Wolfson hospital Holon 03-5028211 Emek medical center Afula 04-6494000 Hadassah Hospital - Har HaTsofim Jerusalem 02-5844111 Hadassah Medical Center - Ein Kerem Jerusalem 02-6777111 Herzliya Medical Centers Herzliya 09-9592999 Herzog hospital Jerusalem 02-5316817 Hillel yaffe medical center Hadera 04-6304304 Kaplan medical center Rehovot 08-9441211 Laniado hospital Netanya 09-8604662 Lowenstein hospital-rehabilitation center Raanana 09-770909 Maaynei Hayeshua medical center Beney Brak 03-5771111 Magen David Adom in Israel 101 Meir Medical center Kfar Sava 09-7472555 Rabin medical center(Bellinson Hasharon hospitals)Petah Tikva 03-9377377 Ramat Aviv medical center Tel Aviv 03-6401234 Rambam medical center Haifa 04-8543111 Reuth medical center Tel Aviv 03-6383666 Schneider Children's medical center Petah Tikva 03-9253253 Shaar Menashe mental hearth Pardes Hana 04-6278888 Shaare Zedek medical center Jerusalem 02-6555111 Shalvata Mental Heealth center Hod Hasharon 09-7478555 Shoham medeical center Pardes Hana 04-6375656 Soroka medical center Beer-Sheva 08-6400111 Tel aviv Sourasky medical center Tel Aviv 03-1255133 Tirat carmel mental health center Tirat Hacarmel 04-8559204/5 yoseftal medical center Eilat 08-6358011 Ziv medical center Safed (Tsfat) 04-6828811 HOTEL NOME CITTA' TELEFONO King David Gerusalemme 02-6450668 Dan Panorama Gerusalemme 02-5695695 Dan Hotel Jerusalem Gerusalemme 02-5331234 American Colony Gerusalemme 02-627-9777 King Solomon Gerusalemme 02-569-5555 Jerusalem Gate Gerusalemme 02-500-8500 Caesar Hotel Gerusalemme 02-500-5656 Mount of Olives Gerusalemme 02-628-4877 Mount Zion Hotel Jerusalem Gerusalemme 02-568-9555 Leonardo Hotel Jerusalem Gerusalemme 02-6298666 Renaissance Hotel Jerusalem Gerusalemme 02-659-9999 Inbal Hotel - 5 star deluxe Gerusalemme 02-675-6666 Crowne Plaza Hotel Jerusalem Gerusalemme 02-658-8888 David Citadel Hotel Gerusalemme 02-621-2121 YMCA hotel Gerusalemme 02-569-2686 Dan Eilat Eilat 08-6362222 Hilton Queen of Sheba Be'er Sheva 08-630-6655 KEEP CALM AND TAKE IT EASY CONTATTI EMERGENZA Royal Park Suites Hotel Be'er Sheva 08-6337010 Holiday Inn Express Hotel Be'er Sheva Leonardo Club Be'er Sheva 08-640-5444 Caesar Tiberias hotel Tiberiede 04-6727272 Leonardo Plaza ( ex Sheraton ) Tiberiede 04-6714444 King Solomon Tiberiede 04-67005 Holiday Inn Tiberiede 04-672-8555 Galeii Kineret Tiberiede 04-6728888 Leonardo Tinerias hotel (ex Mercure) Tiberiede 04-67008 Prima Tiberias hotel Tiberiede 04-6608888 Royal Plaza Tiberiede 04-6700000 Emilys Hotel Tiberiede 04-66475 Nazareth Gardens Nazeret 04-6700800 Golden Crown Nazeret 04-650-8000 David Hotel Dead Sea Mar morto 08-659-1234 Dan Carmel hotel - 5 star Haifa 04-8303030 Dan Panorama Hotel - 5 star Haifa 04-8352222 Gallery Hotel haifa 04-861-6161 Leonardo Haifa Hotel Haifa 04-850-8888 Haifa Tower Hotel Haifa 04-8677111 Nof Hotel Haifa Haifa 04-8354311 Crowne Plaza Hotel Haifa Haifa 04-835-0801 Carmel Forest Spa hotel Haifa 04-830-7888 The Colony Hotel Haifa 04-851-3344 Dan Accadia Hotel Herzliya Herzliya 09-9597070 Daniel Hotel Herzlia Herzliya 09-952-8282 Sharon Hotel Herzlia Herzliya 09-952-5777 Holiday Inn Ashkelon Ashkelon 08-674-8888 Dan hotel Ashkelon 03-7408966 Dan Caesarea Cesarea 04-6269111 King Solomon Tel Aviv 03-5202222 Dan t.a. Tel Aviv 03-5202525 Nordau Tel Aviv 03-5606612 Maxim Tel Aviv 03-5173721 Renaissance Hotel Tel Aviv 03-5215555 Restal Tiberiede 04-6790555 Panorama Tiberiede 04-6720963 Dan Panorama Tel Aviv 03-5190190 SINDACI NOME CITTA' TELEFONO Ron Huldai Tel Aviv 03-7253861 Zeev Bielski Ra'anana 09-7622100 Israel Singer Ramat Gan 03-6753511 Dov Tzur Rishon Lezion 03-6248336 Moti Sasson Holon 03-5027245 Rubiki Danilovich Be'er Sheva 08-646-3777 Miryam Fiberg Natanya 09-8603131 Nir Barkat Gerusalemme 02-6297777 KEEP CALM AND TAKE IT EASY CONTATTI EMERGENZA Iona Ihaav Haifa 08-3563560 Haim Bibes Modi'in 08-9726000 Hihiel Zohar Netivot 08-9938711 Meir Yitzhak Halevi Eilat 08-6367111 KEEP CALM AND TAKE IT EASY CONTATTI EMERGENZA KEEP CALM AND TAKE IT EASY CONTATTI EMERGENZA KEEP CALM AND TAKE IT EASY.
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    April, 2020 Curriculum Vitae Shay Schneider, M.D Name: Shay Schneider Date of birth: December 23, 1979 Place of birth: Tel Aviv, Israel Family status: Married +2 Telephone: +972-54-7685189 E mail: [email protected] CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Sep 2018-present: Senior staff member Otolaryngology department, Soroka University Medical Center, Beer Sheva, Israel. Sep 2018-Sep 2020: Clinical Fellow (Rhinology and skull base surgery), A.R.M, Center of Otolaryngology/ Head and Neck Surgery, Assuta Medical Center, Tel Aviv, Israel. Sep 2012-Sep 2018: Resident: Otolaryngology department, Soroka University Medical Center, Beer Sheva, Israel. Jan 2011 - Jan 2012: Rotating internship year: Training physician in internal medicine, general surgery, anesthesia and pediatrics units, Barzilai Medical Center in Ashkelon, Israel. Jun 2009 - Aug 2009: Clinical rotation in Otolaryngology, Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem, Israel. ACADEMIC DEGREES 2016- present: Instructor, Faculty of Health Sciences, Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva, Israel. 2004-2010: MD degree, Third Medical Faculty, Charles University in Prague (English program), Czech Republic. POST ACADEMIC COURSES Jan 2020: Baloon sinuplasty and Eustachian tuboplasty, Madeira, Portugal. Aug-Sep 2018: Observership, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas. United States 2013-2018: School of Continuing Studies, Otolaryngology program, The Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University, Israel. June 2017: Rhinoplasty course, Ziv Medical Center, Israel Feb 2017: 4th Annual OSAS International Surgery Course, Florida Hospital Nicholson Center & Florida Hospital Celebration Health, Celebration, United States. Feb 2017: Trans- oral laser surgery (TLS) course, Kaplan Medical Center. Sep 2016: Head and neck dissection course, Tel Aviv University. Oct 2014: Sedation course, Sheba Medical Center, Tel Aviv.
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    Written Testimony of Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) National President Morton A. Klein1 Hearing on: A NEW HORIZON IN U.S.-ISRAEL RELATIONS: FROM AN AMERICAN EMBASSY IN JERUSALEM TO POTENTIAL RECOGNITION OF ISRAELI SOVEREIGNTY OVER THE GOLAN HEIGHTS Before the House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on National Security Tuesday July 17, 2018, 10:00 a.m. Rayburn House Office Building, Room 2154 Chairman Ron DeSantis (R-FL) Ranking Member Stephen Lynch (D-MA) Introduction & Summary Chairman DeSantis, Vice Chairman Russell, Ranking Member Lynch, and Members of the Committee: Thank you for holding this hearing to discuss the potential for American recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, in furtherance of U.S. national security interests. Israeli sovereignty over the western two-thirds of the Golan Heights is a key bulwark against radical regimes and affiliates that threaten the security and stability of the United States, Israel, the entire Middle East region, and beyond. The Golan Heights consists of strategically-located high ground, that provides Israel with an irreplaceable ability to monitor and take counter-measures against growing threats at and near the Syrian-Israel border. These growing threats include the extremely dangerous hegemonic expansion of the Iranian-Syrian-North Korean axis; and the presence in Syria, close to the Israeli border, of: Iranian Revolutionary Guard and Quds forces; thousands of Iranian-armed Hezbollah fighters; Palestinian Islamic Jihad (another Iranian proxy); Syrian forces; and radical Sunni Islamist groups including the al Nusra Levantine Conquest Front (an incarnation of al Qaeda) and ISIS. The Iranian regime is attempting to build an 800-mile land bridge to the Mediterranean, running through Iraq and Syria.