Holocaust survivor Shoshana Trister, 85, offers some perspective in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.

For once, Israel is facing a threat that does not care about our 100-year-old conflict. The country's medical teams are battling a new kind of enemy.

“Every company with a solution, whether it is in the proof-of-concept stage or a mature product that can be immediately phased into Israel's health services, are invited to contact the Israel Innovation Authority," says Economy Minister Eli Cohen.

Five patients in serious condition, while 11 have made a full recovery. If the situation remains relatively under control, restrictions on the public could be lifted – if not, the country will go on lockdown.

Shas, Likud ministers exposed to coronavirus in a meeting at the Interior Ministry on Sunday, after which one of the participants tested positive for the virus.