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Pilgrimage to LourdesFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0234798.jpgPortrait of Bernadette in one of the halls of a building where the sick sleep. Pilgrimage of Aveyronnaise Hospitality to Lourdes. Hospital workers are people present to take care of sick and / or elderly people. They thus allow them to live their faith like everyone else. Carts are available to move people quickly and easily. August 2018. Lourdes, France. -
Pilgrimage to LourdesFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0234799.jpgPilgrims drink water from shells at the new fountains of the sanctuary. Pilgrimage of Aveyronnaise Hospitality to Lourdes. Hospital workers are people present to take care of sick and / or elderly people. They thus allow them to live their faith like everyone else. Carts are available to move people quickly and easily. August 2018. Lourdes, France. -
Pilgrimage to LourdesFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0234800.jpgPilgrims drink water from shells at the new fountains of the sanctuary. Pilgrimage of Aveyronnaise Hospitality to Lourdes. Hospital workers are people present to take care of sick and / or elderly people. They thus allow them to live their faith like everyone else. Carts are available to move people quickly and easily. August 2018. Lourdes, France. -
Pilgrimage to LourdesFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0234801.jpgPilgrimage of Aveyronnaise Hospitality to Lourdes. Hospital workers are people present to take care of sick and / or elderly people. They thus allow them to live their faith like everyone else. Carts are available to move people quickly and easily. August 2018. Lourdes, France. -
Pilgrimage to LourdesFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0234802.jpgPeople seated in wheelchairs. Pilgrimage of Aveyronnaise Hospitality to Lourdes. Hospital workers are people present to take care of sick and / or elderly people. They thus allow them to live their faith like everyone else. Carts are available to move people quickly and easily. August 2018. Lourdes, France. -
Pilgrimage to LourdesFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0234803.jpgPilgrimage of Aveyronnaise Hospitality to Lourdes. Hospital workers are people present to take care of sick and / or elderly people. They thus allow them to live their faith like everyone else. Carts are available to move people quickly and easily. August 2018. Lourdes, France. -
Pilgrimage to LourdesFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0234804.jpghospitable in white. Pilgrimage of Aveyronnaise Hospitality to Lourdes. Hospital workers are people present to take care of sick and / or elderly people. They thus allow them to live their faith like everyone else. Carts are available to move people quickly and easily. August 2018. Lourdes, France. -
Pilgrimage to LourdesFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0234805.jpgPilgrimage of Aveyronnaise Hospitality to Lourdes. Hospital workers are people present to take care of sick and / or elderly people. They thus allow them to live their faith like everyone else. Carts are available to move people quickly and easily. August 2018. Lourdes, France. -
Pilgrimage to LourdesFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0234806.jpgPilgrims in wheelchairs in the grotto of Lourdes. Pilgrimage of Aveyronnaise Hospitality to Lourdes. Hospital workers are people present to take care of sick and / or elderly people. They thus allow them to live their faith like everyone else. Carts are available to move people quickly and easily. August 2018. Lourdes, France. -
Pilgrimage to LourdesFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0234807.jpgtorchlight procession. Pilgrimage of Aveyronnaise Hospitality to Lourdes. Hospital workers are people present to take care of sick and / or elderly people. They thus allow them to live their faith like everyone else. Carts are available to move people quickly and easily. August 2018. Lourdes, France. -
Pilgrimage to LourdesFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0234808.jpgtorchlight procession. Pilgrimage of Aveyronnaise Hospitality to Lourdes. Hospital workers are people present to take care of sick and / or elderly people. They thus allow them to live their faith like everyone else. Carts are available to move people quickly and easily. August 2018. Lourdes, France. -
Pilgrimage to LourdesFranceMichael BunelLePictorium_0234809.jpgtorchlight procession. Pilgrimage of Aveyronnaise Hospitality to Lourdes. Hospital workers are people present to take care of sick and / or elderly people. They thus allow them to live their faith like everyone else. Carts are available to move people quickly and easily. August 2018. Lourdes, France. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231037.jpgThursday 28 November 2019: The mobile clinic on the roads of Palestine in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231038.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: Women are waiting their turn for a consultation in a remote village in the vicinity of Bethlehem in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231039.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: A woman waits her turn for a consultation in a remote village near Bethlehem in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of Bethlehem Province for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region/ -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231040.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: The mobile clinic in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231041.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: The mobile clinic team in the desert of Judea, all employees of the Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895 and has been sending a mobile clinic to the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231042.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: The mobile clinic team in the desert of Judea, all employees of the Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895 and has been sending a mobile clinic to the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231043.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: A woman goes to the mobile clinic for a consultation in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231044.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: A woman goes to the mobile clinic for a consultation in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231045.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: Women are waiting their turn for a consultation in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides care and gynaecological monitoring to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231046.jpgThursday 28 November 2019: Mothers bring their children for paediatric consultations in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231047.jpgThursday 28 November 2019: Mothers bring their children for paediatric consultations in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231048.jpgThursday 28 November 2019: Mothers bring their children for paediatric consultations in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231049.jpgThursday 28 November 2019: Mothers bring their children for paediatric consultations in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231050.jpgThursday, 28 November 2019: Women wait their turn for a consultation in a remote village on the outskirts of Bethlehem in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231051.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: Between two visits, a nurse prepares the back of the mobile clinic in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231052.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: A woman during a gynecological consultation. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231053.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: A woman during a gynecological consultation in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231054.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: A woman during a gynecological consultation. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231055.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: A man accompanied his wife to see a gynecologist a few days after the birth of their child in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231056.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: A woman goes to the mobile clinic for a consultation in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231057.jpgThursday, November 28, 2019: A woman goes to the mobile clinic for a consultation in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of the province of Bethlehem for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231058.jpgThursday, 28 November 2019: Women wait their turn for a consultation in a remote village on the outskirts of Bethlehem in the desert of Judea. The Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895, has been sending a mobile clinic on the roads of Bethlehem province for the past 15 years. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, this clinic provides gynaecological care and follow-up to the predominantly Bedouin population of the region. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231059.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with maternity, medical and surgical services. Here, the doctors, all Palestinians, give birth to 4700 babies a year, from large premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231060.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Denis Sevaistre is the director of the Holy Family Hospital, which opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with maternity, medical and surgical services. Here, the doctors, all Palestinians, give birth to 4700 babies a year, from large premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231061.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Midwives in their 4th year of internship training at the hospital. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with maternity, medical and surgical services. Here, the doctors, all Palestinians, give birth to 4700 babies a year, from large premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231062.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Midwives in their 4th year of internship training at the hospital. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with maternity, medical and surgical services. Here, the doctors, all Palestinians, give birth to 4700 babies a year, from large premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231063.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with maternity, medical and surgical services. Here, the doctors, all Palestinians, give birth to 4700 babies a year, from large premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231064.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Nurse caring for newborns. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with maternity, medical and surgical services. Here, the doctors, all Palestinians, give birth to 4700 babies a year, from large premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231065.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Nurses caring for newborns. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with maternity, medical and surgical services. Here, the doctors, all Palestinians, give birth to 4700 babies a year, from large premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231066.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: An Arab Muslim couple in Jenin gave birth to a boy in the night. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with maternity, medical and surgical services. Here, the doctors, all Palestinians, give birth to 4700 babies a year, from large premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231067.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Newborns in the maternity ward. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with maternity, medical and surgical services. Here, the doctors, all Palestinians, give birth to 4700 babies a year, from large premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231068.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Greek Orthodox Jumana (27) and her husband Samer gave birth to twins Rayan and Faras at the Holy Family Maternity Hospital. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with a maternity ward and medical and surgical services. Here, the doctors, all Palestinians, give birth to 4700 babies a year, from large premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231069.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Greek Orthodox Jumana (27) and her husband Samer gave birth to twins Rayan and Faras at the Holy Family Maternity Hospital. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with a maternity ward and medical and surgical services. Here, the doctors, all Palestinians, give birth to 4700 babies a year, from large premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231070.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Greek Orthodox Jumana (27) and her husband Samer gave birth to twins Rayan and Faras at the Holy Family Maternity Hospital. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with a maternity ward and medical and surgical services. Here the doctors, all Palestinians, deliver 4700 babies a year, from premature babies weighing 500g to large babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231071.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Greek Orthodox Jumana (27) and her husband Samer gave birth to twins Rayan and Faras at the Holy Family Maternity Hospital. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with a maternity ward and medical and surgical services. Here the doctors, all Palestinians, deliver 4700 babies a year, from premature babies weighing 500g to large babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231072.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Greek Orthodox Jumana (27) and her husband Samer gave birth to twins Rayan and Faras at the Holy Family Maternity Hospital. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with a maternity ward and medical and surgical services. Here the doctors, all Palestinians, deliver 4700 babies a year, from premature babies weighing 500g to large babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231073.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Greek Orthodox Jumana (27) and her husband Samer gave birth to twins Rayan and Faras at the Holy Family Maternity Hospital. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with a maternity ward and medical and surgical services. Here the doctors, all Palestinians, deliver 4700 babies a year, from premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231074.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Greek Orthodox Jumana (27) and her husband Samer gave birth to twins Rayan and Faras at the Holy Family Maternity Hospital. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with a maternity ward and medical and surgical services. Here the doctors, all Palestinians, deliver 4700 babies a year, from premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231075.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Nurses caring for newborns. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with a maternity ward and medical and surgical services. Here the doctors, all Palestinians, deliver 4700 babies a year, from premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231076.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Nurses caring for newborns. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with a maternity ward and medical and surgical services. Here the doctors, all Palestinians, deliver 4700 babies a year, from premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231077.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: Nurses caring for newborns. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with a maternity ward and medical and surgical services. Here the doctors, all Palestinians, deliver 4700 babies a year, from premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
With the support of the Order of Malta, the maternity of the Holy Family Hospital in Bethlehem provides quality gynaecological care and monitoring for the Palestinian population of the surrounding area and the Bedouins of the Judean desertWest BankJan Schmidt-WhitleyLePictorium_0231078.jpgWednesday, November 27, 2019: An Arab Muslim couple in Jenin gave birth to a boy in the night. The Holy Family Hospital opened its doors in 1895. Under the aegis of the Order of Malta, it provides the people of Bethlehem with maternity, medical and surgical services. Here the doctors, all Palestinians, deliver 4700 babies a year, from large premature babies weighing 500g to big babies. -
Al-Makassed Hospital, run by the Palestinian Authority but located in Israel, is the only Arab hospital in Jerusalem.IsraelLePictorium_0230986.jpgIssa, in charge of the nurses in the post-operative adult cardiology department. A stone's throw from the Mount of Olives, on the highest point of Jerusalem, is the only Arab hospital in the city. Managed by the Palestinian Authority but located in Israel, Al-Makassed Hospital is often the only recourse for the inhabitants of Gaza and the Occupied Territories who constitute more than 70% of the patients. The majority of the staff employed live on the other side of the separation wall. Al-Makassed Hospital is a true institution in Jerusalem, supported by the international community and employing doctors trained in Canada, Germany, Spain or France. The hospital is also part of the East Jerusalem hospital network with hospitals of all faiths. A network that plays a crucial role in the Palestinian health system. -
Al-Makassed Hospital, run by the Palestinian Authority but located in Israel, is the only Arab hospital in Jerusalem.IsraelLePictorium_0230987.jpgDoctors in the post-operative department of adult cardiology. A stone's throw from the Mount of Olives, on the highest point of Jerusalem, is the only Arab hospital in the city. Managed by the Palestinian Authority but located in Israel, Al-Makassed Hospital is often the only recourse for the inhabitants of Gaza and the Occupied Territories who constitute more than 70% of the patients. The majority of the staff employed live on the other side of the separation wall. Al-Makassed Hospital is a true institution in Jerusalem, supported by the international community and employing doctors trained in Canada, Germany, Spain or France. The hospital is also part of the East Jerusalem hospital network with hospitals of all faiths. A network that plays a crucial role in the Palestinian health system. -
Al-Makassed Hospital, run by the Palestinian Authority but located in Israel, is the only Arab hospital in Jerusalem.IsraelLePictorium_0230988.jpgA 61-year-old patient from Gaza in the post-operative adult cardiology ward. A stone's throw from the Mount of Olives, on the highest point of Jerusalem, is the only Arab hospital in the city. Managed by the Palestinian Authority but located in Israel, Al-Makassed Hospital is often the only recourse for the inhabitants of Gaza and the Occupied Territories who constitute more than 70% of the patients. The majority of the staff employed live on the other side of the separation wall. Al-Makassed Hospital is a true institution in Jerusalem, supported by the international community and employing doctors trained in Canada, Germany, Spain or France. The hospital is also part of the East Jerusalem hospital network with hospitals of all faiths. A network that plays a crucial role in the Palestinian health system. -
Al-Makassed Hospital, run by the Palestinian Authority but located in Israel, is the only Arab hospital in Jerusalem.IsraelLePictorium_0230989.jpgA 61-year-old patient from Gaza in the post-operative adult cardiology ward. A stone's throw from the Mount of Olives, on the highest point of Jerusalem, is the only Arab hospital in the city. Managed by the Palestinian Authority but located in Israel, Al-Makassed Hospital is often the only recourse for the inhabitants of Gaza and the Occupied Territories who constitute more than 70% of the patients. The majority of the staff employed live on the other side of the separation wall. Al-Makassed Hospital is a true institution in Jerusalem, supported by the international community and employing doctors trained in Canada, Germany, Spain or France. The hospital is also part of the East Jerusalem hospital network with hospitals of all faiths. A network that plays a crucial role in the Palestinian health system. -
Al-Makassed Hospital, run by the Palestinian Authority but located in Israel, is the only Arab hospital in Jerusalem.IsraelLePictorium_0230990.jpgA stone's throw from the Mount of Olives, on the highest point of Jerusalem, is the only Arab hospital in the city. Managed by the Palestinian Authority but located in Israel, Al-Makassed Hospital is often the only recourse for the inhabitants of Gaza and the Occupied Territories who constitute more than 70% of the patients. The majority of the staff employed live on the other side of the separation wall. Al-Makassed Hospital is a true institution in Jerusalem, supported by the international community and employing doctors trained in Canada, Germany, Spain or France. The hospital is also part of the East Jerusalem hospital network with hospitals of all faiths. A network that plays a crucial role in the Palestinian health system. -
Al-Makassed Hospital, run by the Palestinian Authority but located in Israel, is the only Arab hospital in Jerusalem.IsraelLePictorium_0230991.jpgA patient from Jenin in the post-operative department of adult cardiology following an operation. A stone's throw from the Mount of Olives, on the highest point of Jerusalem, is the only Arab hospital in the city. Managed by the Palestinian Authority but located in Israel, Al-Makassed Hospital is often the only recourse for the inhabitants of Gaza and the Occupied Territories who constitute more than 70% of the patients. The majority of the staff employed live on the other side of the separation wall. Al-Makassed Hospital is a true institution in Jerusalem, supported by the international community and employing doctors trained in Canada, Germany, Spain or France. The hospital is also part of the East Jerusalem hospital network with hospitals of all faiths. A network that plays a crucial role in the Palestinian health system. -
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