Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
"Like all countries, Israel is now trying to find the right balance between protecting the health of our citizens by preventing another spike in infections, and enabling the reopening of our economy, but, ultimately, to ensure both the public health and national prosperity, we must all work together on improving diagnostics, accelerating therapies and ultimately developing a vaccine," he said.
"I am confident that Israel's leading research institutions, its world renowned scientists and our unique culture of innovation can enable us to play an important role in advancing solutions on all three fronts. "We hope to work with other countries to leverage our unique capabilities to find solutions for the benefit of all."The country's health minister was diagnosed with coronavirus last month, but has since recovered.
I would like to see a peer reviewed publication first.
Will we send Brad Pitt over to pick it up.
Go israel
Israel is to disease cures as Nigeria is to wealthy princes needing help.
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Reminds of me of this a little bit...
Israel claims a lot of things.......like Palestine land
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