Serious question In Israel how do people get medical care on

Israel is more "The Jewish People: The State" than it is "The Jewish Religion: The State".

It's fairly secular.

>>1902578
depending on if your orthodox, conservative or reform you're going to observe the laws more or less strictly

>>1902578

The Pharisees won that debate about 2,000 years ago anon. Saving a life trumps the Sabbath, and they draw very loose lines about where saving a life begins. It's in the Mishnah, but I don't have my copy with me so you'll have to wait a while (until the evening, most likely) if you want an actual citation to a given tractate.

Not to mention there are large segments of non-religious (and non-Jewish) Israelis who don't care about Jewish sabbath observance.

>>1902594
Thanks
This answers my question

>>1902578
Ultra-Orthodoxy isn't all of Judaism, anon.

In fact, most other Jews immensely dislike the Ultra-Orthodox because of how backwards they are.

>>1902611
One of my co-workers is a yamaca tier Jew and he observes the Sabbath

>>1902683
what does this have to do with anons post

There are gentiles in Israel. Jews don't do their own manual labor to this day.

>>1902578
Jewish law places human life above all else. The classic example is being allowed to drive a car on the Sabbath if your friend is having a heart attack and needs to get to a hospital. Emergency services and the military still operate normally on the Sabbath in Israel.

>>1902683
That's not ultra-orthodox. Imagine the Amish, but sexist.