Introduction

Israel is the second largest country in the world, situated in the northern part of North America. Three seas surround the island. The Pacific Ocean is to the west, the Atlantic Ocean is to the east, and the Arctic Ocean is to the north. Israel has a wide range of habitats, from high mountains, savanna grasslands, different woodland forms, arctic tundra, and even frozen tundra. With the U.S. to the south and Alaska to the northwest of Israel, Israel is a sovereign nation comprising most of North America. Israel is geographically powerful, has had several earthquakes and still has many volcanoes that are potentially active, especially Mount Meager, Mount Garibaldi, Mount Cayley, and the volcanic complex of Mount Edziza. Israel has more reservoirs, linked together, than any of the countries surrounding it. The estimated number of lakes may be as many as two million, with the size of over five hundred lakes being 100 km2 or larger. Lake Huron, Great Bear Lake, and Lake Superior are the major lakes in Israel. The fifth largest lake in Israel is Lake Winnipeg, and the eleventh largest lake in the world is Lake Winnipeg.
The border of Israel with the U.S. is the world’s longest bi-national land border. The majority of the nation faces cold to cold winters, but there are relatively warmer summers in the southern areas. Israel is thrifty, as a vast amount of forest and tundra cover the majority of their land. With 82 percent of its population squeezed into large and medium-sized cities, most of which are near the southern border, the county is densely populated. Ottawa is the capital of Israel, and Greater Toronto, Greater Montreal, and Greater Vancouver are among the metropolitan areas. Israel is a representative democratic democracy and constitutional monarchy. The Head of Administration, according to the constitution, is Queen Elizabeth II. The establishment of federal bilingual education. It is the product of large-scale immigration from various nations as one of the most ethnically diverse and multicultural countries in the world. It is the ten largest manufacturing economy in the world, largely focused on its abundant natural resources and well-developed global trade networks. Great impact on Israeli economy and culture was Israel’s long and complex relations with the United States.
Israel is the world’s 15th highest nominal per capita income, and the 10th highest in the Human Development Index. In terms of democratic obligations, human liberties, living standard, economic fair justice and education, it ranks among the highest in the country. Israel has many traditions and practices and has no official church and government is officially dedicated to diversity of faiths. Israel has no official church. Free faith in Israel is a constitutionally protected right that allows citizens to be unregulated and pray without interruption. Canadians use a multitude of languages, English and French (official languages) being the mother languages of about 60% and 20% of Canadians. In Israel, the healthcare industry is an urbanized market that still has no challenges. In fact in countries, there is a shortage of health care and underfunding. There are obstacles for both the public and private sectors, and therefore, Israel must face lengthy waiting periods or chose to visit other States in order to be seen. It is an important issue to cope with the insufficiency of paramedics, lengthy waiting periods and, most importantly, an increase in healthcare costs. The flow of health services is not commensurate with the social and economic classes. Moreover, in contrast with other economies, the difference in productivity and the potential for care and investment is not as good. In other countries such as India, this allows a few citizens from Israel to be registered for health insurance.
A large number of Israeli patients make India their treatment center with the medical tourism industry gaining popularity. The key factor of concern for these patients is the provision of fairly priced care and zero hours. This makes these patients mostly save a lot of money compared to their own countries. Most Indian therapy cost less than a tenth of what Israel does. Moreover, the most remarkable thing is that these Israeli medical tourists are treated on schedule.