At-risk population, nursing home residents to receive 4th COVID jab
Citing their vulnerability to infections, Health Ministry Director-General Nachman Ash approves the doses for the immunocompromised and residents of assisted ...
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Citing their vulnerability to infections, Health Ministry Director-General Nachman Ash approves the doses for the immunocompromised and residents of assisted ...
With 2,000 hospitalized with the flu, Health Ministry calls on Israelis to get vaccinated for the respiratory disease.
Orna Pitussi calls on triple-jabbed Israelis to show solidarity with those who refuse to comply with restrictions.
PM Naftali Bennett orders the purchase of 50 million more antigen tests and urges hospitals to conduct equipment assessments. PM ...
FDA approves Pfizer's coronavirus pill. Two British studies suggest Omicron variant might be milder than the Delta strain. In Israel, ...
COVID infection rate slightly down as 903 Israelis test positive for the virus. Noticable drop in new coronavirus cases reported ...
Following outbreak at Maaleh Adumim schools, Mayor Benny Kashriel adds more COVID testing sites, orders mobile testing units and stricter ...
Reports suggest infection caused by Israeli family returning from South Africa, who violated self-isolation guidelines. Government kicks off new quarantine guidelines ...
Weary of the spread of the Omicron variant, the government adds Norway, Ireland, Finland, France, Spain, and the United Arab ...
Dr. Seth Berkley says rich countries are beginning to withhold vaccines due to fear over the new strain. Pfizer reports ...
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