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Sep 16, 2026
13:19
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SOCIETY // CIVIC NODE
Health

Israel Records 101st Rabies Case of 2026 After Infected Puppy Found in Naleh

A puppy found in Naleh has tested positive for rabies, marking the 101st case in Israel in 2026. The outbreak continues to spread beyond northern border areas into central regions.

Aug 23, 2026
10:15
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SOCIETY // CIVIC NODE
Health

More than 200 infected with salmonella in the UK: Could this happen in Israel?

A salmonella outbreak in the UK has led to 207 cases of infection, dozens of hospitalizations, and one death. The primary suspicion is imported eggs served in restaurants and cafes, but the source has not yet been definitively determined. Given that eggs imported from the West Bank are sold in markets without supervision, the question arises whether a similar event could occur in Israel.

Aug 21, 2026
03:11
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SOCIETY // CIVIC NODE
Health

Cyclospora Outbreak in the US Linked to Contaminated Lettuce

US health authorities are reporting a record number of cyclospora infections. With approximately 15,700 confirmed cases, two deaths, and hundreds hospitalized, the outbreak has been traced back to Mexican-grown iceberg lettuce, which has since been recalled.

Aug 12, 2026
19:59
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SOCIETY // CIVIC NODE
Local News

Rabies outbreak spreads to central Israel: woman bitten in Ramat Gan; search for jackal in the north

Veterinary services are concerned about the spread of rabies from northern regions to Gush Dan, the Sharon, and Samaria. Since the beginning of the year, 95 confirmed cases have been recorded nationwide.

Aug 9, 2026
16:05
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ECONOMY // FINANCIAL FLOW
Consumer

"Lettuce Storm" in the US: Unexpected Winners and the Impact on Prices

An outbreak of an intestinal illness linked to lettuce has evolved into a significant crisis across the U.S. food market. Despite reassurances from health officials, consumer anxiety is reshaping shopping habits, leading to declining sales in major chains while local farmers' markets experience a surge in demand.

Aug 3, 2026
01:51
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SOCIETY // CIVIC NODE
Health

Despite low risk: Intestinal disease causes first two deaths

For the first time in US history, two people have died from cyclosporiasis in Michigan, the US Department of Health announced on Monday. This follows a record surge in cases linked to contaminated lettuce, which was later identified in products sold at the fast-food chain Taco Bell.

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