Coronavirus lockdown
What do nap times reveal about a young child’s brain development?
A study shows that reducing naps for children won’t improve brain development and that they should be allowed to nap as frequently and for as long as they need.
An end to remote work? Even Zoom employees are asked to return to office
Miriam Adelson's business empire comes back to life post-COVID
Wild animals were able to travel more during lockdown - study
Coronavirus: Health Ministry asks Israelis to avoid traveling abroad
Also the number of serious patients continue to drop, reaching 166. For several days in January and February they were as many as 1,200.
Coronavirus vaccine less effective on leukemia patients – Israeli study
The response was lowest among patients who were in the process of receiving treatment, with only 16% of them developing antibodies.
Israel to send COVID aid to Uruguay
The Brazilian mutation, known to be more infectious and thought by some to be more dangerous, has spread across South America – especially to Uruguay and Peru, which border Brazil.
In Israel, ‘COVID-19 could return in the winter’
Seven cases of highly infectious Indian variant detected in Israel
Equal Rights Commission releases annual report on state of disabled rights
Despite the cases of discrimination, there was a 44% increase in employment from disabled persons compared to 2019.
Giving credit to those who helped olim during the coronavirus crisis
The change of heart did not happen by itself but through the tireless efforts of a number of individuals.
Gallant to push to open schools in full right after Independence Day
The government rolled out a series of new reliefs for schools late Thursday night.
Israel’s coronavirus rules changed again - here are the details
Health Minister Yuli Edelstein: "We must make every effort to open the maximum possible with the least risk for students."
Cross-country 'volcano' marathon in Golan Heights set to take place
The running track is covered by layers of basalt due to volcanoes that that were active 100,000 years ago.
After coronavirus, Israel's malls and markets come back to life
Israel's coronavirus infection and fatality numbers have now been steadily declining for several weeks in the wake of the country's aggressive vaccination campaigns.
