Israel sees drop in number of seriously ill COVID patients
Government fails to reach decision on reopening schools, businesses, after Health Ministry officials warn younger people can become seriously ill ...
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Government fails to reach decision on reopening schools, businesses, after Health Ministry officials warn younger people can become seriously ill ...
Israel sees 13% decrease in employment positions over past year, with hospitality and food services sector hardest hit by COVID ...
Health Ministry is set to launch a 'green building' trial in which employees and visitors at the Negev Center in ...
Starting at 6 a.m. Friday, Israelis can expect to encounter 25 checkpoints on intercity roads and dozens more within towns ...
Coronavirus coordinator Professor Nachman Ash tells reporters that 3rd lockdown is starting to have an effect and there are signs ...
Health Ministry reports Friday that of the 122,000 tests conducted on Thursday, 7,597 came back positive. Coronavirus tests will no ...
Israel Police announce individuals caught violating quarantine will be fined 5,000 shekels. Refusing a police officer’s order to disperse to ...
Central Bank says that if vaccination campaign maintains current pace, economy will grow by 6.3% in 2021 and 5.8% in ...
Bank of Israel predicts that third lockdown will be less expensive than previous two, but that lockdowns will have long-term ...
Military Intelligence report warns that average number of new cases per week rising at an alarming rate, and the percentage ...
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