Rabbi Yehuda Dukes endured four collapsed lungs, experienced a stroke and underwent a liver biopsy due to COVID-19. Now he's recovering.

A 17-year-old youth has sustained moderate injuries after falling from his bicycle In a bike track in the Joara forest.MDA paramedics and responders treated him at the scene of the incident and transported him to Rambam hospital in Haifa.

When asked at a press briefing whether he would resign if his proposed ban In travel to Uman is overruled, corona czar Professor Roni Gamzu replied, "I am not contemplating leaving this post, but if they will not give me the tools to reduce the spread of the virus, I have no reason for being here."

Pictures of Syria that are stunning in their clarity have revealed an ancient Roman theatre. In addition to the satellite's intelligence gathering capabilities, antiquities from thousands of years ago are also being revealed.The famous Tadmor world heritage site has been photographed along with the ancient theatre.

Veterinarian Dr. Jennifer Ben-Oz has compiled a list of kitchen scraps and table foods that are dangerous for pets.Chicken bones top the list since they can easily break upon chewing, stick in the throat and various organs, causing the animal's death. Leftover fat from barbeques is also dangerous since it can cause infection of the pancreas. Raw meat can contain toxic bacteria and should therefore be avoided.Garlic and Inions are toxic to pets as well as tomatoes, raisins, and Macadamia nuts. Where desert is concerned, chocolate should never be given to your animal.

Lockdown imposed by New Zealand over COVID-19 pandemic 2 days after their son was born forces parents to wait 5 months for Brit Milah.

The economic correspondent of Haaretz Nehemia Stressler forecasts an early exit of corona czar Roni Gamzu if he gives in to demands of the ultra-orthodox to allow flights to Uman."If he gives in, he's finished," Stressler predicted. "He will not have the ability to stop anything. The coronavirus will spread rapidly and he will be declared a failure. He should consider the 13-year-old ultra-orthodox boy Menachem who has been orphaned from his father and who also lost his grandfather and great uncle to the coronavirus."

What we think of as regular, sometimes is extraordinary and what we see as extraordinary is often really regular.