Nachman Ash
‘Hindsight is 20/20’: Israel's lessons after 3 years of COVID-19
HEALTH AFFAIRS: On Israel’s three-year COVID anniversary, ‘czars’ look forward and back.
Arye Deri begins battle against obesity after nixing soda tax
Professor Nachman Ash celebrates 26 years of Save a Child's Heart
Prof. Nachman Ash: We are at the start of a new COVID-19 wave
Netanyahu waving old and new flags in Eilat
"Many eyes are raised today to the ink flag, which symbolizes the brave spirit of those who freed Eilat 72 years ago," the prime minister said.
COVID-19 czar: Exit from lockdown may be more gradual than anticipated
Over 1m. Israelis have received both vaccine doses, but number of serious cases remains high.
Coronavirus: Number of new cases continues to slowly decline
Health Ministry requirement to show negative coronavirus test on return to Israel goes into effect Saturday at midnight.
Gov’t votes to require all Dubai returnees to isolate in COVID-19 hotels
Nachman Ash: ‘We are continuing to deal with new variants entering the country through the airport’
10% to 20% of Israelis with corona infected with British mutation
The British mutation has likely spread much more rapidly across the country. It could impact the lockdown timetable.
Experts debate necessity of corona lockdown as it's about to begin
A group of doctors and medical experts, some of whom held senior positions in the Health Ministry, have expressed great opposition to entering the lockdown.
Coronavirus czar Ash calls on Arab city residents to get vaccine
"We already have upwards of 200,000 people vaccinated, but there is a long road ahead," said Ash.
Coronavirus: Lockdown likely to last at least four weeks
Ministers agree to allow school days to run according to routine during closure.
Netanyahu: A small shot for a person, a huge step toward the health of us all
"We have brought millions of vaccines to our little State of Israel and everyone needs to be vaccinated."
Prof. Ash visits COVID-infected Arab town, stresses vaccination importance
"Even now, with the arrival of vaccines, we need to continue keeping the guidelines," Ash said, noting that "It will take time for the vaccines to have an impact."
