Israel’s coronavirus rules changed again – here are the details
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THE ANNOUNCMENTS of these decisions were handed out on a day when Israel hit the lowest number of serious cases in four months at 280.According to the Health Ministry, only 0.5% of people who were screened on Wednesday tested positive. Only 274 new cases were diagnosed. Earlier in the day on Thursday, Health Minister Yuli Edelstein stressed the importance of further opening the education system.”We must make every effort to open the maximum possible with the least risk for students,” he said, reminding the public that other than students in grades 11 and 12, youth are not vaccinated.Pfizer is working on getting approval of its vaccines by the Food and Drug Administration for use on adolescents between the ages of 12 and 16. If it succeeds, the Health Ministry has said they could begin vaccinating this constituency as early as May.
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