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“King Bibi,” a documentary tracking Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s 40 years of public life through the lens of his appearances in the news media, sold out both times it played at the Jerusalem Film Festival, which closed Sunday.
It was an easy sell: Israelis are obsessed by the media and by their long-serving prime minister, who is considered both a wizard of communication and a leader defined by his hatred of the press.
For the record:
12:55 PM, Aug. 09, 2018This article states that a video of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had been viewed on Facebook and Twitter about 200,000 times. That was based on traffic at the time the article was written, on accounts under Netanyahu’s name. However, his office says the video was viewed more than 1.5 million times as of Aug. 8, on a range of accounts associated with the prime minister.
Jan 30, 2021
The U.S. is returning to the fold of global health cooperation. President Joe Biden’s administration has reversed a decision to leave the World Health Organization and signed up to COVAX, a 92-nation vaccine collaboration snubbed by his predecessor. It’s a major boost for the global rollout of multiple safe and effective vaccines, seen as the best shot at an endgame to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Getting there will require altruism at a time of great pressure to act selfishly. Doses are a scarce, finite resource right now. Rich countries with deep pockets have the advantage in buying and deploying them, especially given the complexity of vaccine logistics. It wasn’t so long ago that countries were desperately outbidding their allies to secure masks and medical equipment. Programs like COVAX, which has secured almost 2 billion doses to vaccinate up to a fifth of countries’ populations by the end of 2021, are going to be vital.
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(Bloomberg Opinion) The U.S. is returning to the fold of global health cooperation. President Joe Bidenâs administration has reversed a decision to leave the World Health Organization and signed up to Covax, a 92-nation vaccine collaboration snubbed by his predecessor. Itâs a major boost for the global rollout of multiple safe and effective vaccines, seen as our best shot at an endgame to the Covid-19 pandemic.
(Bloomberg Opinion) The U.S. is returning to the fold of global health cooperation. President Joe Bidenâs administration has reversed a decision to leave the World Health Organization and signed up to Covax, a 92-nation vaccine collaboration snubbed by his predecessor. Itâs a major boost for the global rollout of multiple safe and effective vaccines, seen as our best shot at an endgame to the Covid-19 pandemic.
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