Rofe Eino Yehudi translates to "a non-Jewish doctor". This phrase can be used in various contexts, such as discussing halachic (Jewish legal) questions related to receiving medical treatment from a non-Jewish physician or the permissibility of certain actions involving non-Jews in a medical setting. In Jewish law and tradition, there are discussions about interactions and trust in non-Jewish medical professionals, especially when it comes to matters involving Shabbat, holidays, or kosher practices. However, it is generally accepted that one may receive medical treatment from a competent non-Jewish doctor when necessary.