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Health Ministry Warns of Possible Rabid Animal at Sea of Galilee Beach
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100% right-leaningFirst reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jun 13, 2026
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What happened
Israel’s Health Ministry and the Nature and Parks Authority warned of a suspected rabid wild animal near Duga Beach on the Sea of Galilee. Ten exposed people received preventive treatment, and officials urged anyone else at risk to seek immediate medical help.
- 01Ten exposed people received immediate preventive rabies treatment.
- 02The suspected animal remains at large near Duga Beach.
- 03Authorities warned the public to avoid all contact with wild animals.
- 04Anyone bitten or scratched should wash immediately and seek medical care.
- 05Officials urged pet owners to keep animals vaccinated against rabies.
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