We believe that health is a fundamental human right, cooperative health measures can establish new communication channels, and a robust health system is paramount to lasting peace and prosperity. Rozana currently operates in Israel and Palestine, addressing healthcare gaps and building relationships between healthcare actors.
Rozana operates on three interconnected levels:
We connect healthcare institutions, identifying critical gaps and implementing health development solutions.

We create regional networks of healthcare professionals, facilitating knowledge-sharing and learning.

We improve healthcare outcomes for patients, fostering interaction between Palestinian and Israeli patients and practitioners.

In addressing health disparities through its programming, Rozana promotes equitable access to healthcare.
In promoting sustainable institution and capacity building, Rozana strengthens the Palestinian health system, as a fundamental pillar of Palestinian statehood.
In developing and implementing cooperative healthcare programs, Rozana fosters communication and trust among healthcare institutions, professionals, patients, and communities.
In confronting barriers to healthcare that have created entrenched inequality for women and children, including gender-based violence (GBV), Rozana recognizes that gender equity is fundamental to conflict prevention.
In executing ongoing monitoring, evaluation and evidenced-based research, Rozana refines and anticipates future programming.
In engaging with global stakeholders, Rozana shares valuable lessons and best practices from the Israeli-Palestinian context.
In demonstrating the benefits of cooperation through the breadth of our activities, Rozana contributes to broader diplomacy efforts.
Rozana's vision is to create more equitable and peaceful communities in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories, by fostering collaboration and addressing healthcare disparities.
“Health is a cornerstone of society, never more so than now.”
Ron Finkel AM
Chair | Rozana International
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