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Israeli Ministry of Health Refuses to Provide Complete Mortality Data Despite Court Order

HAIFA, Israel The Israeli Ministry of Health (MoH) is refusing to provide complete mortality data for the period of .

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Covid vaccine -injured Israelis admit to being lab rats, say they want their lives back

Israeli journalist Avital Livny has released a new exposé called "The Testimonies Project" that highlights the damage being done to people by the mRNA gene therapy injections for the [.]

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As Israel buries the dead, questions grow over responsibility for deadly stampede

One day after a deadly stampede killed dozens of religious pilgrims, Israelis came out by the thousands to bury the dead, keep vigil in their honour and protest the lack of government oversight that may have cost them their lives. At funerals, candlelight vigils and raucous demonstrations immediately after the end of the Jewish sabbath, citizens of all political stripes mourned and demanded to know how political and religious leaders let Friday s overcrowded ultra-Orthodox festival take place with little oversight after years of safety warnings. Sebastian Scheiner/AP A stampede at the religious festival attended by tens of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel is one of the country s deadliest civilian disasters.

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As Israel buries the dead, questions grow over responsibility for deadly stampede

As Israel buries the dead, questions grow over responsibility for deadly stampede Steve Hendrix, Miriam Berger, Shira Rubin © Kobi Wolf/for The Washington Post Mourners of Yedidya Fogel, who was among the 45 people killed during the stampede at a Mount Meron religious festival on Friday, attend his funeral at Har Hamenuhut cemetery in Jerusalem on May 1, 2021. JERUSALEM One day after a deadly stampede killed dozens of religious pilgrims, Israelis came out by the thousands to bury the dead, keep vigil in their honor and protest the lack of government oversight that may have cost them their lives. At funerals, candlelight vigils and raucous demonstrations immediately after the end of the Jewish Sabbath, citizens of all political stripes mourned and demanded to know how government and religious leaders let Thursday night s overcrowded ultra-Orthodox Lag B Omer festival at Mount Meron take place with little oversight after years of safety warnings.

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