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Rabies Suspected in Kinneret Jackal Attack That Injured 11
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What happened
Israeli authorities suspect a lone rabid jackal attacked campers at Duga Beach on the Sea of Galilee, injuring 11 people, including three children. All the victims received preventive rabies treatment, while officials continue searching for the animal and warning anyone exposed to seek immediate care.
- 0111 people, including three children, were injured in a jackal attack at Duga Beach.
- 02Authorities now suspect a single rabid jackal, not a pack.
- 03All injured campers received preventive rabies treatment.
- 04Officials are still searching for the animal and checking for further exposure.
- 05Health officials urge immediate treatment after any bite or suspected rabies contact.
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Behadrei HaredimRight · HebrewJun 14, 2026
Rabies Suspected in Kinneret Jackal Attack That Injured 11
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