Israel to be first country to enter a 2nd nationwide COVID-19 lockdown - Business Insider

following spikes in cases, but Israel is the first to implement a strict, second nationwide lockdown during the pandemic, per The Times.

The move comes as Israel has attempted to grapple with a resurgence in coronavirus cases. Israel came out of its first shutdown in May, at which time the total case count was about. The lockdown had successfully helped in stemming the spread of the disease in the country, but its case count has ballooned past 145,000 after what some say was a premature reopening. Some new daily tallies are sitting at about 4,000, and there are a reported 1,100 deaths in the nation.

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the government's response to the outbreak in the nation, with many participating in demonstrations protesting for an improvement in economic aid.Do you have a personal experience with the coronavirus you'd like to share? Or a tip on how your town or community is handling the pandemic? Please emailfrom Business Insider Intelligence on how COVID-19 is affecting industries.Something is loading.

KatieCanales1 Why did you choose this photo for the story? What is the relevance? Are these Israelis? COVID19 Islamophobia

The photo has no link to Israel. It is Palestine! Do some decent and righteous journalism

What do you make of that since Trump isn’t to blame?

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