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Israel Rules Out Ebola Case After Second Negative Test
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First reported by Ynet · Sep 1, 2026
What happened
Israel's Ministry of Health has confirmed that a young Israeli man hospitalized with suspected Ebola has been cleared after two tests came back negative. The patient had recently returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- 01Israel's Ministry of Health has definitively ruled out Ebola.
- 02A young Israeli man tested negative in two separate tests.
- 03The patient had recently returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- 04No confirmed Ebola cases exist in Israel currently.
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