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Govt wants to give police unrestricted access to contact tracing data

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Published: 27 October 2020

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Proposed legislation would allow info on movement and contacts to be used for criminal investigations; Human trials for Israeli vaccine to begin on November 1

Israel seeks to give police unrestricted access to Covid contact tracing data (Haaretz)
Proposed legislation would allow information on patients' movement and contacts, as collected by the Health Ministry and army, and possibly the Shin Bet security service, to be used for criminal investigations

Human trials for Israeli coronavirus vaccine to begin November 1 (Times of Israel)
Institute for Biological Research to carry out testing in three stages: first on 80 people, then 960 and finally on 30,000 volunteers before it will be cleared for full use

Covid-19 brings East Jerusalem Palestinians and Israeli authorities closer; will it last? (Haaretz)
The army’s Home Front Command has worked with the community to curb the spread of the virus in most Palestinian neighbourhoods, but not on the other side of the separation barrier

Photo: Pedestrians check their phones in Tel Aviv, October 25 (Tomer Appelbaum)
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