5 Iyar 5780
29 April 2020
The Daily Corona Update
As of this hour (8 pm on Wednesday), there are 15,782 confirmed cases of Corona, but 7929 of these have recovered. 91 Israelis are on ventilators. 213 Israelis have died.
TODAY’S BLOG
Modern Israel’s 72nd Independence Day In Pictures
Yes, Israel is still under a Corona cloud. But you can’t keep a good Israeli down–as everyone bursts with pride over modern Israel’s 72nd birthday.
Here are some photos from the day.
From Soroka hospital in Beersheva–a mother with her newborn baby:
A brand new Israeli!
But one Israeli is not enough. Here’s the nursery ward at Soroka with lots of new Israelis:
Happy 72nd!
Celebrations everywhere–even with an old car club:
Was this car operating in 1948?
Air shows continued in somewhat diminished scale:
The air force made a point of flying over hospitals. This was over Hadassah in Jerusalem.
This was over Ashdod’s Assuta:
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A nice crowd in Ashdod.
Still another sight in the sky–this one with a little love:
Also over Ashdod.
What’s a celebration without fireworks?
A street view from Hevron.
And this burst:
A terrific display over the Kineret.
How about a few photos of people on the front lines?
Firefighters who also function as paramedics if needed.
One more picture of a nurse–the real hero:
Bravo!
Finally, we leave you today with a screen shot from a video made by a family–celebrating as most Israelis did at home:
We salute you! (you can’t click on the arrow)
A student from Malawi, who had worked with an Israeli health volunteer in his country battling AIDS, came up to us as we walked down the street in the UC-Davis Picnic Day Parade and wanted to carry the Israeli flag.