Dalia Itzik, who was appointed chairman of Hadassah at the request of the Hadassah Women’s Organization – which is in an ongoing conflict with CEO Zeev Rothstein, is expected to act to oust him. This is how The Marker publishes tonight
Published on: 25.3.21 20:30
The Marker announces tonight (Thursday) that Dalia Itzik, who has been appointed chairman of Hadassah, is expected to act to oust CEO Zeev Rothstein.
According to the publication, the board of directors of Hadassah Medical Center last night appointed Itzik as chairman of the board, as recently demanded by the Hadassah Women’s Organization. The appointment was made possible despite opposition from the Ministry of Finance, because the hospital is in a transition period. At Hadassah, the goal of the Hadassah women, who insisted on the appointment, is the removal of CEO Prof. Zeev Rothstein, who has been at odds with the organization in recent years.
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According to the article, after learning of the Hadassah women’s intention to appoint Itzik to the position of chairman of the board, Prof. Rothstein commented: “It sounds so delusional that I have nothing to say. As if someone was joking. “The chairman of the board of directors of a medical system worth NIS 3 billion and 5,000 employees needs a certain minimum of business understanding and knowledge of the health economy, education and experience of businessmen, especially during the corona period and a month and a half before the termination agreement ends.”
Hadassah Women’s Organization said in response to an article published in The Marker that “Dalia Itzik is a worthy candidate with many years of experience, who has served in a number of senior positions in the State of Israel. For excellence and groundbreaking achievements. “
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