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Battling COVID: Weekly Update
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
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He lost his mom but survived the virus. Now ‘long COVID’ is wrecking him again
By
Nathan Jeffay
Shlomi Tova, 46, hoped for health on leaving the pain and isolation of virus ward, where adults ‘cry like babies,’ but he’s one of many crushed by seemingly unshakable aftereffects
Analysis
Audrey N. Glickman
Garlic, chicken soup, and common sense
I’m a Jewish mother. I think chicken soup cures all ills. But rapid testing, N-95 masks, contact tracing, and distancing do an even better job against COVID-19
Israel’s Hadassah vies to become a regional hub for Russia’s COVID-19 vaccine
By
Nathan Jeffay
Jerusalem hospital turns cheerleader for ‘Sputnik V,’ sparking criticism from some experts; former vaccine assessor ‘unhappy’ at hospital potentially profiting off shots
Israel to receive Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine as early as December – report
By
TOI staff
Analysis
Joseph Gitler
Waste and want: Dumpsters overflow with the food poor Israelis can’t afford
If schoolkids learn that dumping food is wrong, they’ll bring that message home, discipline their families gently, and reform the country naturally, from within
Analysis
Nathan Jeffay
Mostly ‘shining green’: Experts say Israel not on the cusp of a 3rd COVID wave
The transmission rate has been rising but the full picture is less alarming than widely suggested, with outbreaks highly localized
Daily cases swell to highest level in a month as grades 5-6 return to class
By
TOI staff
UK’s virus quarantine rules define Israel, Jerusalem as two different areas
By
TOI staff
Foreign Office notes it doesn’t recognize Israeli sovereignty in capital and so uses separate categories for travel advice; Conservative Friends of Israel: Fix ‘offensive’ stance
With Israel’s morbidity down, UK no longer requires travelers to isolate
By
TOI staff
Health official warns COVID-19 ‘getting out of control’ in Gaza Strip
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AFP
and
TOI staff
Number of confirmed cases in densely populated, Hamas-controlled enclave stands at 15,457, including 69 deaths
Amid virus crisis, Knesset unanimously votes to freeze pay raises for lawmakers
By
TOI staff
Opposition leader Lapid calls automatic annual salary increase for Knesset members ‘scandalous,’ urges MKs to ‘strengthen public trust in the Knesset’
‘This is going nowhere’: Gantz, Netanyahu shout at each other at cabinet meeting
By
Michael Bachner
Coronavirus cabinet approves plan to reopen schools in most areas
By
TOI staff
After loan extended by COVID-19, South Korea returns art masterpieces to Israel
By
Jessica Steinberg
Work from home raises productivity but may be blighting startup culture – survey
By
Shoshanna Solomon
Report paints dual picture as 87% of Israeli startups set up remote operations: Lower costs and a ‘flatter’ world of more opportunities, but teamwork, innovation, loyalty suffer
Amid shift to work-from-home, Microsoft inaugurates gigantic new Herzliya campus
By
Shoshanna Solomon
Chicago Jewish community battered by 2nd wave of COVID is ‘pumping its brakes’
By
Shira Hanau
Nixed by virus, annual gathering of Chabad rabbis becomes never-ending Zoom meet
By
Shira Hanau
Unable to attend Hasidic movement’s yearly get-together due to coronavirus outbreak, emissaries from across the globe hold online session that continues for days and days
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