In highest daily tally since October, Israel records 1,837 new corona cases
With over 67,000 tests administered in the past 24 hours, the percentage of tests returning positive stood at 2.8% on Monday, down from 3.2% on Sunday and 3.9% Saturday.
With over 67,000 tests administered in the past 24 hours, the percentage of tests returning positive stood at 2.8% on Monday, down from 3.2% on Sunday and 3.9% Saturday.
The cabinet's decision now awaits the approval of the government, which is expected to convene Tuesday afternoon to decide on the matter.
Likud MK Yifat Shasha-Biton blasts Health Ministry for failing to send senior official to Knesset Coronavirus Committee meeting. With an infection rate of 3.3%, ministry officials call for drastic measures to be implemented to curb the spread of the virus. There are currently 342 Israelis in serious condition. Of those in serious condition, 88 are on ventilators.
Survey finds just 18% of Israelis would refuse vaccine, with women more likely to do so than men. WHO emergencies director warns there is no magic bullet for coronavirus, "Vaccines do not equal zero COVID," he says.
Director-General of the Health Ministry Prof. Hezi Levi calls on healthcare providers to prepare for the arrival of four million COVID vaccines expected in the coming weeks.
Channel 12 News sees Likud garner 30 Knesset seats, Yamina, 21. Blue and White drops to 10 seats. Labor, Gesher, and Habayit Hayehudi not expected to pass the electoral threshold. Forty percent of respondents say Netanyahu is the reason Israel headed for yet another election.
the Committee on Intelligence Services says possible policy shift comes amid improved epidemiological research carried out by the IDF's Homefront Command.
The first batch of doses will be enough to inoculate two million people, with a second two-million batch to be delivered later.
With infections on the rise, IDF's coronavirus information center recommends reimposing restrictions to keep outbreak under control. In worrying sign Israel likely to see increase in severe cases next week, spike in infections also seen among individuals aged 60 and up.
The Health Ministry says infection rate currently stands at 1.9%. British officials report that the country could start distributing a coronavirus vaccine by Christmas.
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