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Veterinarians Warn Rabies Surge Is a National Emergency

How 5 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.

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By אלי אשכנזי

What happened

A rabid jackal was found in Mishor Dishon in the Upper Galilee, as Israel faces a sharp rise in rabies cases and a recent Sea of Galilee biting incident. Veterinary leaders say the state must lead a national, multi-year response instead of leaving the issue to local authorities.

  • 01A rabid jackal was found in Mishor Dishon, with no known human exposure.
  • 02Ten Sea of Galilee vacationers were bitten by a rabid jackal over the weekend.
  • 03Veterinarians call rabies a national challenge, not just a municipal one.
  • 04They demand mass vaccination, better tracking, and stronger border-area enforcement.
  • 05The group wants dedicated multi-year state funding for rabies prevention.

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Now 14Right · HebrewJun 15, 2026
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