Israel Reports First Coronavirus Fatality
Error: Contact form not found.
by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff

A worshipper walks in front of the Dome of the Rock in the compound known to Muslims as Noble Sanctuary and to Jews as Temple Mount, in Jerusalem’s Old City March 13, 2020. Photo: REUTERS/ Ammar Awad.
Israel reported its first fatality from the coronavirus on Friday, an 88-year-old man who suffered from previous illnesses.
The Health Ministry said in a statement that he had been brought to Shaare Zedek hospital in Jerusalem about a week ago in serious condition.
Israel has so far reported 705 cases of coronavirus, the large majority with mild symptoms. About 10 patients are in serious condition and 15 have recovered completely.
Israel was one of the first countries to enact strict travel restrictions and on Thursday Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tightened a national stay-at-home policy, saying police would enforce restrictions.
The guidelines said that no more than 10 people should gather in one place and the government has threatened to impose lockdown orders unless people observed the instructions.
Vance Warns Israeli Critics Over Iran Agreement: Trump Is Your Only Ally
Israel Vows to Remain in Southern Lebanon as Hezbollah Expects Cash Infusion From Trump’s Iran Deal
Javier Bardem Continues to Accuse Israel of ‘Genocide’ in Gaza During Handprint Cement Ceremony
Ben Stiller to Direct Knicks Documentary Series With HBO
Conservative Lawmakers, Analysts Suggest Controversial US-Iran Deal Might Be Nixed by Congress
Israel Severs Ties With EU Foreign Policy Office as Dispute Over ‘Apartheid’ Remarks Intensifies
A Lawyer Breaks Down the Iran Deal, Section by Section
Jewish Books Are Being Banned and Shunned: Here’s What Our Response Should Be
Negotiating a Deal vs. Waging a Holy War
The Media Stokes Stories on Israeli ‘Spies’ to Increase Fear About Israel





The Media Stokes Stories on Israeli ‘Spies’ to Increase Fear About Israel
A Lawyer Breaks Down the Iran Deal, Section by Section
Jewish Books Are Being Banned and Shunned: Here’s What Our Response Should Be
Negotiating a Deal vs. Waging a Holy War
Javier Bardem Continues to Accuse Israel of ‘Genocide’ in Gaza During Handprint Cement Ceremony



