The Health Ministry offers a breakdown of virus cases by city.
Jerusalem is the most infected, with 1,424 cases.
Bnei Brak is next, with 1,323.
Tel Aviv-Jaffa is third, with 387.
It’s followed by Ashkelon (207), Petah Tikva (167), Elad (163) Rishon Lezion (149), Beit Shemesh (148), Modiin Illit (145), and Netanya (141).
This is based on Monday’s data.
But per capita, the settlement of Efrat is the most infected, the ministry says, citing figures from Saturday. It has 63 cases.
In second place is Kiryat Yearim, with 33 cases.
Bnei Brak, which is under lockdown, is third.
Kfar Chabad follows, with 37 cases.
Other small towns and settlements, due to their small populations, also make the top 10 list of most infected by population, including: Kochav Hashahar, Neve Daniel, Mizpe Ramon, Kochav Yaakov, Merkaz Shapira, and Migdal Haemek.
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