Yom Rishon
Sunday
29 Nisan 5781
April 11 2021
TODAY’S BLOG:
The daily Corona (Covid-19) update . . .
835,871 Israelis have been confirmed with the virus since the pandemic began last March.
There are 197 newly confirmed cases.
263 are in critical condition—a decrease of 7
139 of the most critically ill are on ventilators—an increase of 17
6,294 have died–an increase of 14
There are currently 3,890 active Corona cases.
5,310,216 have been vaccinated (4,921,648 of these have received two shots).
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TODAY’S BLOG:
5 Intriguing Photos of the Day
Photo 1:
Netanyahu making a toast at a special meeting of security heads today in which the main point of discussion was Iran (photo source: PMO).
A few of Netanyahu’s comments at the meeting: “The fight against Iran and its metastases and with Iranian armaments is a huge task. The situation that exists today does not mean that this is a situation that will exist tomorrow. It is very difficult to explain what we have brought about here in Israel . . . from complete helplessness . . . to a global force. I hope that you will continue on this path, and you will continue to keep the sword of David in your hands.”
Photo 2:
Part of the array of advanced uranium centrifuges at the Iranian nuclear facility at Natanz (photo: Atomic Energy Commission).
The Natanz facility suddenly lost power several hours after it put its most sophisticated centrifuges on line for the first time yesterday. Ali Akbar Salahi, the head of the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization, declared this morning that what happened at Natanz yesterday is “nuclear terrorism.”
Photo 3:
A bus made a wrong turn last night (photo source on photo).
Israel may be a global power, but it seemingly cannot control “Palestinian” terrorism in our own capital. This Egged bus made a wrong turn into to Issawiya (a neighborhood of eastern Jerusalem) last night and was in short order attacked and set on fire. We put Palestinian in quotation marks because even though the residents of Issawiya are technically part of Israel, most of them self-identify as Palestinian.
Photo 4:
A large jackal carrying what appears to be a cat or dog carcass across a street (photo source on photo).
The way that wild animals are now proliferating in Israeli urban areas is becoming worrisome. Wild boars roam the streets of Haifa at will, and jackals are everywhere. The jackal above was photographed last night on a street in Rishon LeZion.
Photo 5:
An amazing meeting between the head of the Samaria Regional Council and a representative from Sudan.
Quite amazingly, the above photo–which was taken in an undisclosed “third” country–features Yossi Dagan gifting a hanukkiah to Dr. Omar al-Sheikh and his wife. The two were meeting to promote the sale of goods from Samaria in Sudan.
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.