Prof. Mor Yosef, one of the leaders in health, society and welfare systems in Israel, has proven over decades of public leadership that the largest systems can be managed with brilliant success while carefully safeguarding the well-being of the individual and caring for his needs. Prof. Mor Yosef was born in Jerusalem in 1951 and after years of study and internship, he was elected to serve as the Chief Physician in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hadassah Ein Kerem. A senior and outstanding physician, Prof. Mor Yosef holds a master’s degree in public policy from Harvard University and was appointed deputy director of Hadassah Ein Kerem. After some time, he was requested to manage Soroka Hospital and from there he returned to serve as CEO of Hadassah. In all his positions, Mor Yosef showed extraordinary managerial talent and launched the medical systems in Israel to great achievements. He has changed the Ein Kerem Medical Campus beyond recognition, with construction on an unprecedented scale; this has enhanced the quality of care that Hadassah can provide in its clinics, all of which have been transformed into advanced and well-equipped spaces. After retiring from Hadassah, Prof. Mor Yosef was appointed director general of the National Insurance Institute and later director general of the Population and Immigration Authority. Even in managing these huge systems, Prof. Mor Yosef reveals the same humane abilities alongside groundbreaking leadership. Prof. Mor Yosef, who continues to lead the health care system in Israel, volunteers in various projects for the benefit of society. In all his public and state roles, his door is open to Yad Sarah and he is a loyal and devoted friend to the organization and its goals.