Israeli rights groups petition Supreme Court over Omicron phone tracking
Meanwhile, a public opinion poll conducted by the Public Security Ministry finds that only 52% of Israelis in self-isolation agree to be digitally tracked.
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Meanwhile, a public opinion poll conducted by the Public Security Ministry finds that only 52% of Israelis in self-isolation agree to be digitally tracked.
Top South African infectious disease expert says existing COVID-19 vaccines probably effective at preventing severe disease and hospitalization from newly identified variant.
"This is an event that will be broadcast in 174 countries, a very important event, an event that Eilat, too, is very much in need of," says Tourism Minister Yoel Razvozov.
Troubling new variant also detected in Britain, Germany, Italy, and Belgium. Lawmakers concerned as Health Ministry backs using Shin Bet technology to track confirmed carriers. Hopes high as Merck anti-coronavirus drug proves effective in treating the disease.
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett schedules emergency meeting with health experts to discuss ways to prevent the spread of B.1.1529 in the country. In three days, 15,750 children have been vaccinated against the virus.
Prominent ultra-Orthodox Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky rules in favor of inoculating children following meeting with senior health experts.
Israeli company reports promising results of coronavirus drug trial. Over 12,000 children ages 5-11 get vaccinated with first dose since launch of campaign on Tuesday.
Despite the rise, government decides not to reimpose restrictions on public life.
COVID-19 now the region's leading cause of death, World Health Organization warns as 49 out of 53 countries face "high or extreme stress" on intensive care units.
Health officials express concern as reproduction rate continues to rise. Pfizer study shows vaccine remains 100% effective four months after the second dose in children ages 12-15.
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