Once israel opens,arabs can attacks them again.
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1st Country to Emerge from Pandemic : Israel Reopens After 50% Vaccinated. Singapore?
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Jews always kick their asses. You cant beat them, they win at everything. They even took the F35, modded it to be even better it beats the Russian S400.
And look what they did to the China Virus. Flushed it down the toilet.
Science is the only force that will end the Pandemic. It is not for one race or people to decide. If the resources allow for it, the virus will not be able to replicate under the correct conditions. It may be possible the people of Israel and their doctors have found one solution.
If not out doctors are standing by to treat all those whom deny or are overwhelmed by the Pandemic. Our Institute is near capacity, but we will always have room for more.
kindly contact us for an assessment:
https://www.imh.com.sg/
Institute of Mental Health
http://www.imh.com.sg/
Buangkok Green Medical Park
10 Buangkok View
Singapore 539747
Uh oh might make whatever vaccinations they have left in PM Netanyahu cant even capitalize on the success. He many have no more capital to work but so far results look very good.
https://www.israelhayom.com/2021/03/24/israels-covid-reproduction-rate-drops-to-0-59/
srael's COVID reproduction rate drops to 0.59
The virus is steadily subsiding in Israel, but the Military Intelligence Directorate reports that it is on the rise in Brazil, Eastern Europe and New York.
By Maytal Yasur Beit-Or and Assaf Golan
Published on 03-24-2021 13:13
Last modified: 03-24-2021 13:29
Tourists at Ben Gurion Airport on March 3, 2021 | File photo: Yehonatan Shaul
Israel's reproduction rate continues to drop, according to Health Ministry data released Wednesday, and now stands at 0.59.
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Of the 41,443 tests the ministry conducted the day before, 679 came back positive, placing the infection rate at 1.7%.
There are currently 14,403 active cases in Israel. Some 762 Israelis are hospitalized, 500 are in serious condition, and 207 are on ventilators.
Of those hospitalized, 74% are not vaccinated, 15% have received their first jab, and 11% have been fully vaccinated. Of those on ventilators, 76% are not vaccinated, 16% have been partially vaccinated, and 8% have been fully inoculated.
Nineteen children under the age of 18 are hospitalized, among them are three newborns. Of those, one is in critical condition, five are in serious condition, and the rest exhibit minor symptoms.
Twelve pregnant women are hospitalized, and nine women who gave birth tested positive for the virus. Three of the women are on ventilators, and one is connected to an ECMO machine. None of them are fully vaccinated.
Israel has reported 829,832 cases and 6,131 deaths since the outbreak of the pandemic last year. To date, 809,298 Israelis recovered from the virus.
As for the vaccination drive, 5,191,761 Israelis have received their first jab, and 4,608,229 Israelis have been fully vaccinated, which constitutes 49.55% of the population.
Together with those who recovered from COVID, almost six million Israelis have antibodies against the virus.
Meanwhile, the Military Intelligence Directorate reported that several countries are experiencing spikes in infection rates.
"There is a morbidity spike in Brazil, where the Brazilian mutation that was identified in the city of Manaus is spreading throughout the country. Infection spikes are recorded in Eastern Europe, with the British variant is expanding across the continent. In New York, USA, a new variant of the virus continues to spread and carries a mutation that has been linked to reinfecting those who had already recovered [from COVID.] A significant outbreak of the virus is also detected in Jordan these days."
The mutations are being researched by scientists, as they might have the ability to continue to mutate and not only reinfect those who had already recovered from the virus but also weaken the effects of the vaccine.
"Therefore, the recommendation is to minimize as much as possible the various mutations that are brought to Israel from abroad as well as variants that have already been identified in Israel, such as the South African mutation, that hasn't spread widely yet, and therefore its significant spread can be prevented in Israel through the supervised entrance to Israel, and joint efforts in testing, isolation, and responsible behavior to minimize the risk."
The directorate recommends that Israelis who return from abroad be cautious, even with family members and get tested for COVID even if at the airport their test results were negative.
As far as is known, the Pfizer vaccine seems to be effective against the South African strain, at least for preventing severe illness, the directorate added.
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Latest from Israel is very positive
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/apr/02/really-good-place-israel-nearing-covid-endgame
We’re in a really good place': is Israel nearing the Covid endgame?
At the peak of Israel’s Covid vaccination drive, the halls of a huge basketball arena in Jerusalem were filled with people, each anxiously waiting up to two hours until their number was called. More than 3,000 people a day were being vaccinated here in January.
On Monday, no more than 15 people lingered around long rows of empty chairs. Some barely had time to sit down before they were called to receive a jab. “They wait about 10 seconds,” said Shani Luvaton, the head nurse at the vaccination centre. She only uses half her booths for just a few hundred people a day.
Among the adult population, only vaccine-hesitant stragglers, roughly 1 million people, are yet to be inoculated. “Everyone who wanted to get vaccinated has already come,” said Luvaton.
Behind her workstation, boxes of syringes and disposable gloves have been piled up in a kiosk that used to sell snacks to people attending games. Special fridges containing the Pfizer/BioNTech vials sit under signs that offer deals for mustard-covered hotdogs and Coca-Cola.
Fast food may be sold here again very soon. On some days during the past two weeks, the vaccination centre had to close early because basketball games with limited crowd sizes have restarted. The country is slowly getting back to life, said Luvaton.
Israel, which has run the world’s fastest Covid vaccination campaign, may be reaching a point other countries take months or years to get to: an endgame scenario for the pandemic.
The country of 9 million people has administered both shots to more than half its population and infection rates have consistently dropped. That has continued even though daily life has returned almost completely to a pre-pandemic situation.
Jews, once again showing they know best, looks like they did it.
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