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“People don’t realize how many Holocaust survivors are still here, living on their street,” said Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Fleur Hasson-Nahoum. “It is a wonderful connection to the generations to see them face to face.”
The site of a crane collapse in Rishon Letzion on April 22, 2020. Credit: United Hatzalah.
Relief in Rishon Letzion as fears of mass casualties in crane collapse prove baseless
According to Israeli nonprofit Kav LaOved–Worker’s Hotline, there have been 14 construction-related fatalities and 87 injuries, including 16 critical injuries, in the country so far this year.
Israeli medical professionals discussed the effects of the coronavirus on Israeli society and gave a behind-the-scenes-look at the reality in its hospitals, including cutting-edge health-care solutions that are being developed and implemented.
A new ventilator prototype to be used in Israel and beyond can offer a faster and significantly more cost-effective way to produce vitally in-demand medical equipment compared to existing options.
Couples in Israel keep marrying, albeit under duress and with numerous limitations. Then again, the Jewish people have a history of challenges on the way to the chuppah.
At the special Jerusalem center, volunteers sit at least six feet apart from one another, responding to thousands of calls on a daily basis from those who need essentials delivered in light of restrictions during the coronavirus outbreak.
Staff members are at the forefront of medical technologies and innovation, task forces, methods and vaccines in the making, working to protect the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
Putting like minds together to create solutions to tackle necessary services during a pandemic.