COVID-19 Crisis and Political Turmoil in Israel

This chapter delves into the sharp increase in COVID-19 cases in Israel, examining how rapid government reopenings and inadequate contact tracing contributed to the surge. It critiques the Prime Minister's handling of the crisis, highlighting public dissatisfaction and economic repercussions, particularly for small businesses. The discussion also touches on the political instability surrounding an upcoming corruption trial and the possibility of early elections, showcasing the intertwined nature of governance and public health during the pandemic.