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Judah Ari Gross is The Times of Israel s military correspondent. Sheba Medical Center nurse Hala Litwin injects a dose into Israel s first human test subject, Segev Harel, as part of trials for an experimental coronavirus vaccine on November 1, 2020. (Defense Ministry) Israel’s Institute for Biological Research successfully completed the first stage of testing its coronavirus vaccine on Monday and plans to expand its trials to some 1,000 volunteers for the next phase, the Defense Ministry said. “During the first phase, no significant side effects were identified, and two expert committees, both internal and external, recommended the approval of the second phase. As such, the institute completed all the necessary preparations and is ready for the immediate launch of the second phase,” the ministry said in a statement.

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