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Two more Israelis diagnosed with swine flu

Man, 50, listed in serious condition, 13-year-old girl is stable; four more people remain in hospital.

by Dan Even 0 comments

Six diagnosed with swine flu at Negev summer camp

City working with district medical adviser, told not to cancel summer activities after outbreak.

by Yanir Yagna 0 comments

Amid swine flu fears, Hassidic rabbi ditches communal cups

Hasidic Jews have toasted from the same cup at events and meals for at least 200 years.

by Yair Ettinger 0 comments

Palestinian fatwa bans weddings without proof couple is swine flu free

Top cleric issues ruling after more swine flu cases confirmed in West Bank, bringing total number to 69.

by DPA 0 comments

Swine flu hits Jewish summer camps across the U.S.

H1N1 has affected camps across the country, with more than a dozen confirmed cases.

by The Jewish Journal 0 comments

Swine flu crashes an otherwise kosher wedding

For those who were brave enough to show up, masks and gloves were available.

by Joshua Davidovich 0 comments

Health Ministry may test all Maccabiah athletes for swine flu

Swine Flu patients to be treated by HMOs instead of hospitals from now on, unless exhibiting severe symptoms.

by Ran Reznick 0 comments

Health Ministry: HMOs, not hospitals, will treat swine flu patients

Deputy health minister: Israel should test all Maccabiah athletes for swine flu.

by Ran Reznick 0 comments

Netanyahu cancels meetings over swine flu scare

PM changes schedule to verify he's not been infected after driver of military secretary comes down with flu.

by Mazal Mualem 0 comments

At least 10 teens contract swine flu during 'Birthright Israel' trip

Teens reportedly infected 18 IDF troops who traveled with them; Teens were quarantined for a short time.

by Haaretz Service 0 comments

Palestinians confirm first case of swine flu

Bethlehem girl, 4, apparently contracted disease during family vacation to the U.S.

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First Knesset employee diagnosed with swine flu

Infection not yet reported amongst other government affiliates; 48 cases confirmed in Israel so far.

by Zvi Zrahiya 0 comments

Seven more Israelis diagnosed with swine flu

Health Ministry says all new patients in good condition; New cases bring total diagnosed in Israel to 33.

by Noah Kosharek 0 comments

18 U.S. soldiers in Kuwait contract swine flu

Kuwaiti official says U.S. soldiers based in tiny Gulf sheikhdom have tested positive for H1N1 flu.

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Travelers with fevers from U.S., Canada added to swine flu list

Until now, only passengers arriving directly from Mexico had to undergo medical examination upon arrival.

by Ran Reznick 0 comments

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