DTA Lantern Slide Library. Slide taken from an unidentified publication, showing a photograph of the west wing of the Gur Shasha Hospitalisation Building of the Beilinson Hospital complex (now known as the Rabin Medical Centre) in Petah Tikva, Israel.
DTA Lantern Slide Library. Slide taken from an unidentified publication, showing a photograph of the west wing of the Gur Shasha Hospitalisation Building of the Beilinson Hospital complex (now known as the Rabin Medical Centre) in Petah Tikva, Israel.
DTA Lantern Slide Library. Slide taken from an unidentified publication, showing a photograph of the west wing of the Gur Shasha Hospitalisation Building of the Beilinson Hospital complex (now known as the Rabin Medical Centre) in Petah Tikva, Israel.
Zoltan Kluger
The building was designed by architects Arieh Sharon and Benjamin Idelson and was established in 1954. The hospital is known for having the first blood bank and dialysis unit in the country, along with being host to Israel’s first heart transplant surgery.
