COVID infection rate lowest since July
The New York Times reports Israel and the US, once vaccination leaders, now lagging behind. Hospital files police complaint after ...
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The New York Times reports Israel and the US, once vaccination leaders, now lagging behind. Hospital files police complaint after ...
For the first time since July, less than 1,000 Israelis test positive for COVID on Thursday; 311 people are in ...
Reproduction rate has increased 13% over the last month and now stands at 0.79. With 1,199 cases confirmed Sunday, Israel's ...
Earlier attempts to reopen the border to tourists were delayed due to the fourth COVID waves caused by the highly ...
Under the government's "Green Class" program, students in cities with low morbidity will no longer be required to self-isolate if ...
A rapid authorization of the vaccine in young kids could help mitigate a potential surge of cases this fall, with ...
Israel's reproduction rate continues to decline and now stands at 0.74. EU drug regulator authorizes Pfizer vaccine booster for individuals ...
Health officials hope data on Israeli military personnel will help clarify the risk of heart muscle inflammation in younger people ...
Nachman Ash, Health Ministry director-general, says Israel may not see fifth wave. "It all depends on vaccination rates and how ...
Drugmaker says it expects to request emergency use authorization of vaccine in children ages 5 to 11 “in the coming ...
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