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A rare brain-eating amoeba sends dozens rushing to hospitals, as a child fights for his life. A waterpark which may be the cause of the infection has been shut down.

This is the second time this rare but deadly disease has been diagnosed in Israel– the last one was a few short weeks ago, and it tragically ended in a 26 year old man dying.

Just weeks after a tragic fatality, another case of the rare but deadly "brain-eating amoeba" has been suspected, this time affecting a 10-year-old child in northern Israel.

The State Comptroller's latest report reveals a critical shortage of doctors that threatens to push medical services to their limits. This isn't just a temporary blip on the radar; it's a systemic issue that's set to intensify in the coming years.

In response to the discovery of poliovirus traces in Gaza Strip sewage and a request from the Health Ministry, the IDF Medical Corps initiated a vaccination drive for combat soldiers and support personnel starting on Sunday.

Siegel Jana Itzkovitz, who is suspected of murdering her son Liam, told her investigation that extra-terrestrials and aliens told her that the CIA implanted a chip in her and they made her murder her six-year-old son.

How Israel came to face a familiar crisis, echoing America's struggle and challenging its healthcare system.

The mother has confessed to hacking her son to death with an axe, leading police to believe the murder in Herzliya was planned and that she was aware of her actions. 

The name of the mother who is suspected of her 6 year-old son's murder in their apartment in a horrific violent incident was allowed to be published.

Tragedy: A mother was arrested on suspicion of killing her 6-year-old son after police found his body in the Herzliya apartment.

Israel's Knesset Health Committee has greenlit new regulations under the Pharmacists' Regulations that pave the way for selling certain pharmaceuticals without prescriptions and beyond pharmacy confines. This move, aligning with practices in many Western nations, comes after significant delays.

According to the Ministry of Health, 31 people infected with West Nile fever have died. Approximately 80% of those infected do not develop symptoms of West Nile fever.