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24th May 2021
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BBC, Jeremy Bowen writes that both Israel and Hamas have claimed victory in the media as the conflict between both sides is only paused. “Like the previous rounds of fighting between Israel and Hamas, the ceasefire is just a pause. The conflict is not just unresolved. It is not even frozen. The ceasefire will hold until it is tested by a crisis. That could be a rocket fired out of Gaza, or more Israeli police violence towards Palestinians in Jerusalem … or it could be the lawsuit brought by Jewish settler groups to evict Palestinians from their homes in Sheikh Jarrah.”
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Israel starts reopening as number of COVID vaccinees nears 50%
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Israel aims to have provided a coronavirus vaccine to everyone over the age of 16 by the end of March, but it’s already beginning to reap the benefits.
From Sunday February 21, Israeli citizens who can provide a ‘green pass’ – an app or printed certificate proving that they have received two Covid vaccination – will be able to attend cultural events. Two weeks later, on March 7, venues and nightclubs will technically be able to reopen.
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The world is looking to Israel for a sense of what the ‘new normal’ will look like – but sadly, there’s no clear pathway for the return of dancing, singing and sweating in enclosed venues. In Tel Aviv, the realities behind reopening venues present a murky, bewildering picture.
Israel expands its COVID-19 vaccination push, scrapping age cap
A month and a half after launching its world-leading coronavirus vaccination campaign, the Jewish state allows all its citizens aged 16 and over to get vaccinated against the pathogen, having already vaccinated 3.3 million citizens with the first vaccine dose and 1.9 million with the second booster shot
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Published: 02.04.21 , 09:36
So far, the Jewish state has only allowed Israelis over the age of 35 to get the vaccine, later adding high school students between the ages of 16–18 to enable them to attend their matriculation exams later in the year.
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Shirel Eliyahu, 21, gets vaccinated against COVID-19 after Israel expands its inoculation drive to include all citizens aged 16 and over