Israel Center for Disease Control committee members to answer questions submitted ahead of discussion; kids' COVID-19 inoculations expected to begin mid-November

Meir Preis, husband of Health Ministry COVID expert Sharon Alroy-Preis, tweets: 'Act now, before it's too late!'; Bennett pans 'anti-vaxxers' behind intimidation

Salman Zarka explains he wants children aged 5-11 to get vaccinated for a Green Pass, instead of relying on the tests; top health official says shots to be given at schools

Ministers to vote Wednesday to remove 5,000-person limit outside -- though access to events will still be limited to Green Pass holders

Health correspondent Nathan Jeffay on COVID shots for kids 5-11; senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur on coalition infighting; and Raoul Wootliff on a new stage in the Netanyahu trial

Coronavirus morbidity in Israel continues to decline, with positivity rate hitting a four-month low and serious cases dropping

Vaccine for young children still requires approval from FDA itself, as well as the CDC; experts believe vaccine’s benefits age group outweigh any potential risks

If US regulator okays vaccines for younger children, Israel is widely expected to follow suit with its own approval process; health officials say shots could start within weeks

Health Ministry figures show just 0.88% of swabs on Monday found coronavirus carriers; number of seriously ill patients down to level last seen in August

Member of Health Ministry panel dealing with coronavirus outbreak tells TV that move, which will remove one method of getting Green Pass, aimed at encouraging vaccinations