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Prof. Ash says government monitoring serious cases to ensure hospitals can offer best possible care, says regulations restricting venues to vaccinated people or those who have recovered from COVID should prevent spike in morbidity

Health Ministry data shows 712 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in serious condition, 225 of which were connected to ventilators; 116 Israelis die of virus complications in first week of March

In document, Washington says will continue promoting regional integration and a two-state solution with the Palestinians, will not allow Mideast partners to pursue policies that are 'at odds with American interests and values'

Ecofriendly travel in Israel: Top spots to go green Pandemic is likely to lead to more sustainable travel as halt in mass tourism reduces emissions and allows wildlife and nature to recover; Israel lags behind sustainable destination leaders, but does offer some great green options Uri Sharon | Published: 03.06.21 , 13:32 Ecotravel has been a growing trend in recent years, as the understanding that we need to preserve our planet for future generations takes root. The pandemic is likely to l...

Israel needs coherent strategy on Iran and Palestinians Opinion: As a regional military power, Israel should set policy based on comprehensive evaluation of national interests and not by improvisation, casting off the existential fear and the shadow of the Holocaust of yore Tamir Pardo | Published: 03.06.21 , 23:35 Israel lacks an comprehensive national security policy. Its position on Irans nuclear aspirations was formulated by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alone, without consultation ...

Israel lifts major curbs, scraps temperature screening at public places Ministers okay the third phase of the lockdown exit plan from March 7, which includes the reopening of restaurants, cafes, bars and event halls, as well as schools for grades 7-10; cultural, sporting events can be attended by up to 1,000 people Ynet | Published: 03.06.21 , 23:35 Israel on Saturday lifted a host of major coronavirus restrictions, which includes the reopening of the restaurant sector and scrapping tempera...

ICC probe in Palestinian territories faces some pitfalls Analysis: The International Criminal Court does not have unlimited funds and may not want to risk taking on such a lengthy, high-profile and politically charged case, knowing that there is no consensus that it has the jurisdiction to move forward Mike Wagenheim / The Media Line | Published: 03.06.21 , 18:25 Last month’s ruling by the International Criminal Court that it has jurisdiction over the disputed West Bank, Gaza Strip and Eas...

Israels experts fear ‘fake news’ harming vaccine drive Bogus information on the internet about the inoculations is making some Israelis reluctant to get inoculated, leading to potentially disastrous impact on public health as those who refused to get vaccinated fall ill Tara Kavaler / The Media Line | Published: 03.05.21 , 19:34 While the rest of the world scrambles to obtain coronavirus vaccines, Israel is busy trying to figure out what to do about the people who are reluctant to get ...

State Department says U.S. 'will continue to uphold strong commitment to Israel and its security, including by opposing actions that seek to target Israel unfairly,' holds view that ICC 'has no jurisdiction over this matter'

Health Ministry adds that 50.1% of new cases diagnosed on Wednesday are among teenagers and children, while only 5.4% among the over 60s; IDF virus taskforce warns flights renewal will lead to arrival of new COVID variants