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Israeli Health Ministry Warns of Rabid Dog in Northern West Bank Settlement
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jul 6, 2026
What happened
The Israeli Health Ministry warns of a rabid dog in Barta'a, northern West Bank, directing exposed individuals to seek urgent treatment to prevent rabies spread.
- 01A rabid dog was found in Barta'a, northern West Bank settlement.
- 0213 people exposed to the dog have been referred for preventive rabies treatment.
- 03The dog is a medium-sized black and white mixed breed.
- 04Exposure period is between June 6 and July 2.
- 05Anyone in contact with the dog or pets exposed should urgently contact local health offices.
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