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Pregnant Woman, Unborn Baby Die After Medical Emergency at Israeli Hospital

JERUSALEM (VINnews) — A 30-year-old woman from Rishon Lezion and her unborn baby died over Shabbat following a severe medical emergency at Sheba Medical Center, according to a report by Yisrael Hayom.

The woman, identified as Orel, was 29 weeks pregnant when she suddenly collapsed at her home. She was rushed to the hospital by Magen David Adom paramedics in critical condition.

Orel had been staying at home for two weeks after her pregnancy was classified as high-risk. Following her collapse on Shabbat, she was evacuated to Sheba, where doctors immediately took her to the obstetric operating room.

Medical teams continued resuscitation efforts and connected her to an ECMO machine, which provides temporary heart and lung support, in an attempt to save both mother and baby. Despite extensive efforts, both were pronounced dead.

The mother and baby were buried Saturday night at Ganei Esther Cemetery in Rishon Lezion. The case was reported to the Health Ministry for review.

In a statement, Sheba Medical Center said the woman arrived in critical condition and that medical teams made extensive efforts to save her and her unborn child. The hospital expressed condolences to the family.

The tragedy follows several other cases in Israel involving pregnant women who died alongside their unborn babies.

In April, the Health Ministry announced the formation of a committee to investigate the death of Reut Cohen, who collapsed at her home and died along with her twin daughters while 28 weeks pregnant. She was taken to Meir Medical Center in Kfar Saba.

In another case in August, a woman in her 40s died following a rare medical complication at Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba. She was 34 weeks pregnant with her seventh child when she arrived complaining of abdominal pain. Her condition rapidly deteriorated, and doctors performed emergency surgery. The baby was delivered without signs of life, and the mother died the following day.

Meanwhile, Maayanei Hayeshua Medical Center in Bnei Brak announced an extraordinary medical achievement this week: a woman who had previously undergone 11 Caesarean sections successfully delivered her 12th child through another C-section, an exceptionally rare occurrence in obstetric medicine.

https://vinnews.com/2026/11/08/pregnant-woman-30-and-unborn-baby-pass-away-in-tragedy-at-sheba-medical-center/

Comments to the above:

They should investigate whether these mothers took the C Vaccine a few years ago. It has shown to cause early births/ stillborns at 6 months+. Mothers complaining of issues should be kept under medical watch after 24 weeks.

At the time of the C Vaccine, NOT ONE study was done on pregnant women, yet all the doctors were saying “safe and effective” for pregnant women. They can add this on to the study.