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Post-pandemic future: the good, the bad and the potentially explosive

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Published: 19 May 2020

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Israeli doctors explain how they managed to beat the virus. Government and PA ease restrictions but worry that the economic shutdown may trigger renewed violence

What we did right: Israeli doctors explain how they beat the coronavirus (Haaretz)
In the lull following the first infection wave, physicians tell Haaretz how they adjusted on the fly – and helped push Israel's number of new cases per day into the low double-digits

Israel, Palestinian Authority set to further ease lockdown (Haaretz)
Orders Israel allows gatherings of up to 50 allowed in open spaces; No new West Bank, Gaza coronavirus cases in over a week; under 3,500 active cases in Israel, figures show

Israel fears economic crisis, annexation could cause Palestinian street to explode (Haaretz)
An outbreak of protests targeting Israeli forces and undermining the Palestinian Authority could soon take hold, as all sectors of the West Bank economy suffer significant losses

Illustration: Aron Ehrlich
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