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Israel To Admit Unvaccinated Tourists As Covid Cases Decline
Israel will allow unvaccinated tourists entry for the first time since the pandemic began as infections and deaths caused by the coronavirus decline, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced on Sunday.
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Israel Rolls Out 4th Covid Vaccine Dose To Vulnerable Over-18s
Israel announced Wednesday that it would start making fourth Covid-19 vaccine shots available to all vulnerable people aged over 18, continuing its drive to beat successive virus waves with top-up jabs.
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Fourth Covid Vaccine "Partially" Effective Against Omicron: Study
Fourth doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines against Covid-19 are only "partially" effective for the Omicron variant of the virus, the authors of an Israeli trial said Monday.
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Israel Handling Of Omicron Being Watched Worldwide, It Hits Record Cases
Israel's response to the Covid pandemic has been closely watched worldwide, notably for its rapid vaccine rollout and early decision to offer booster shots before there was broad scientific support for a third dose.
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Israel Becomes Test Case for Fourth Vaccine as Cases Hit Record
A year after rolling out the world's fastest coronavirus vaccination program, Israel again finds itself a global test case as it begins widely delivering fourth doses amid a surge in the omicron variant.
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How Effective Is Israel's Fourth Shot? Antibodies Up Fivefold, Shows Data
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said Tuesday that an Israeli study indicated fourth coronavirus vaccinations were "safe" and increased antibodies "fivefold", as the country expands its inoculation campaign amid rising infections.
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Israel Becomes First Country To Give Fourth Dose Of Vaccine
Israel will start offering a fourth dose of the coronavirus vaccine to people aged 60 and over, becoming the first country in the world to widely disseminate the extra jab to fight off the omicron strain.
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Israel "Leads The Way" With 4th Covid Vaccine For Vulnerable
Israel on Friday started giving fourth Covid vaccine shots to people with weakened immunity, becoming one of the first countries to do so in hopes of countering a case surge driven by the Omicron variant.
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Israel Approves 4th Covid Booster In Fight Against Omicron-Led Fifth Wave
Israel's health ministry on Thursday authorised a fourth vaccine shot for people with weakened immune systems to help confront rising Covid cases driven by the highly infectious Omicron variant.
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Omicron's Fast Spread Means Time For Fourth Shot, Israel Says
Israel will administer a fourth dose of coronavirus vaccine to people over the age of 60 and medical personnel, becoming the first nation in the world to do so on such a widespread basis as the omicron variant barrels across the world.
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Medics, People Over 60 To Get 4th Covid Jab In Israel Amid Omicron Fears
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said Tuesday Israelis over the age of 60 and medical teams will be eligible for a fouth Covid vaccination, following the recommendation of an expert panel.
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Doctor In Charge Of India's Vaccine Plans Defends Delay In Boosters
The doctor heading India's vaccine rollout today defended the decision to delay a roll out of booster doses in the country. ''What is true for Israel, for Europe or North America may not be truly applicable here,'' said Dr. NK Arora.
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Israel Vaccinates Children As Young As 5 To Combat 'Children's Wave' Of Covid
Israel began rolling out Covid-19 vaccines for children aged five to 11 on Monday, becoming one of a handful of countries to inoculate children so young as it seeks to ward off another pandemic wave.
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Israel To Reopen To Vaccinated Tourists From November 1
Vaccinated tourists will be allowed into Israel from November 1, the government said on Wednesday, after a campaign to get booster shots into arms succeeding in driving down infections.
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Israel Widens Access To Covid Vaccine Booster, Now Open To All Above 12
Israel today widened access to a third coronavirus vaccine jab to anyone aged 12 and up, with Prime Minister Naftali Bennett insisting it was an effective way to contain an infection surge.
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Israel To Admit Unvaccinated Tourists As Covid Cases Decline
Israel will allow unvaccinated tourists entry for the first time since the pandemic began as infections and deaths caused by the coronavirus decline, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced on Sunday.
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Israel Rolls Out 4th Covid Vaccine Dose To Vulnerable Over-18s
Israel announced Wednesday that it would start making fourth Covid-19 vaccine shots available to all vulnerable people aged over 18, continuing its drive to beat successive virus waves with top-up jabs.
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Fourth Covid Vaccine "Partially" Effective Against Omicron: Study
Fourth doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines against Covid-19 are only "partially" effective for the Omicron variant of the virus, the authors of an Israeli trial said Monday.
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Israel Handling Of Omicron Being Watched Worldwide, It Hits Record Cases
Israel's response to the Covid pandemic has been closely watched worldwide, notably for its rapid vaccine rollout and early decision to offer booster shots before there was broad scientific support for a third dose.
-
Israel Becomes Test Case for Fourth Vaccine as Cases Hit Record
A year after rolling out the world's fastest coronavirus vaccination program, Israel again finds itself a global test case as it begins widely delivering fourth doses amid a surge in the omicron variant.
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How Effective Is Israel's Fourth Shot? Antibodies Up Fivefold, Shows Data
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said Tuesday that an Israeli study indicated fourth coronavirus vaccinations were "safe" and increased antibodies "fivefold", as the country expands its inoculation campaign amid rising infections.
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Israel Becomes First Country To Give Fourth Dose Of Vaccine
Israel will start offering a fourth dose of the coronavirus vaccine to people aged 60 and over, becoming the first country in the world to widely disseminate the extra jab to fight off the omicron strain.
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Israel "Leads The Way" With 4th Covid Vaccine For Vulnerable
Israel on Friday started giving fourth Covid vaccine shots to people with weakened immunity, becoming one of the first countries to do so in hopes of countering a case surge driven by the Omicron variant.
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Israel Approves 4th Covid Booster In Fight Against Omicron-Led Fifth Wave
Israel's health ministry on Thursday authorised a fourth vaccine shot for people with weakened immune systems to help confront rising Covid cases driven by the highly infectious Omicron variant.
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Omicron's Fast Spread Means Time For Fourth Shot, Israel Says
Israel will administer a fourth dose of coronavirus vaccine to people over the age of 60 and medical personnel, becoming the first nation in the world to do so on such a widespread basis as the omicron variant barrels across the world.
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Medics, People Over 60 To Get 4th Covid Jab In Israel Amid Omicron Fears
Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said Tuesday Israelis over the age of 60 and medical teams will be eligible for a fouth Covid vaccination, following the recommendation of an expert panel.
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Doctor In Charge Of India's Vaccine Plans Defends Delay In Boosters
The doctor heading India's vaccine rollout today defended the decision to delay a roll out of booster doses in the country. ''What is true for Israel, for Europe or North America may not be truly applicable here,'' said Dr. NK Arora.
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Israel Vaccinates Children As Young As 5 To Combat 'Children's Wave' Of Covid
Israel began rolling out Covid-19 vaccines for children aged five to 11 on Monday, becoming one of a handful of countries to inoculate children so young as it seeks to ward off another pandemic wave.
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Israel To Reopen To Vaccinated Tourists From November 1
Vaccinated tourists will be allowed into Israel from November 1, the government said on Wednesday, after a campaign to get booster shots into arms succeeding in driving down infections.
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Israel Widens Access To Covid Vaccine Booster, Now Open To All Above 12
Israel today widened access to a third coronavirus vaccine jab to anyone aged 12 and up, with Prime Minister Naftali Bennett insisting it was an effective way to contain an infection surge.
