• qprimed@lemmy.ml
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    5 months ago

    Israel’s health ministry said the samples “raise concerns about the presence of the virus in this region”. It added that Israeli health authorities were “monitoring and evaluating necessary steps to prevent the risk of disease in Israel”.

    additional quotes might improve the sentiment of that paragraph, but I don’t think they were forthcoming from the Israeli health ministry.

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    5 months ago

    Israel is giving their soldiers polio shots instead of letting clean water into Gaza. “Problem solved”.

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    Polio used to kill or paralyse about a million people a year. It is highly infectious and once you get it, it has no cure.

    The world had almost suceeded in eradicating polio. It is easily preventable with vaccination. The fact that it is likely to be allowed to roam through the population of Gaza is disgusting.