2,209 new coronavirus cases were diagnosed in Israel on Monday, out of 56,063 tests taken and a 3.94% positivity rate, the Health Ministry announced on Tuesday. There are currently 20,545 active cases in Israel.
Of them, 191 are in serious condition, 62 are intubated and 8 are connected to ECMO breathing machines.
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The R rate is at 0.75. The death toll stands at 10,697.