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H EADLINES
ISRAELBRIEFS Israel the First Nation to Off er Third COVID Vaccine Dose
ISRAEL BEGAN INVITING immunocompromised adults to
receive a third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine because cases there
are rising due to the Delta variant’s spread, JTA reported.

Israel was a world leader in vaccinating most of its population
in 2021, and the country fully reopened as COVID-19 cases
dropped to lows of single digits in late May and early June. Cases
have since spiked to more than 400 per day.

Pfi zer recently asked countries to approve a booster dose
for those who have received a vaccine — and the Tel Aviv-area
Sheba Medical Center invited heart transplant recipients to get a
booster shot.

Aside from authorizing the booster shot, Israel brought back
an indoor mask mandate as a way to halt rising infections.

Bill Introduced to Raise Retirement Age for Israel Women
Th e retirement age for Israeli women would be gradually
increased from 62 to 65 by 2032 under the draft of Economic
Arrangement Bill slated to be introduced to the Knesset by
Minister of Finance Avigdor Liberman, Globes reported.

Th e retirement age would increase to 63 by 2024 and to
65 by 2032. Aft er 2038, the retirement age would be linked to
life expectancy statistics published by the Central Bureau for
Statistics. Th e bill notes that in most Organisation for Economic
Co-operation and Development countries, the retirement age
for men and women are equalized. Th e retirement age for Israeli
men has stayed at 67 for years and would not change.

Israel, Morocco Sign Cyber Defense Deal
Israel and Morocco signed a cyber defense accord that includes
operational cooperation, research and development and the
sharing of information and knowledge, Th e Jerusalem Post
reported. Israel National Cyber Directorate Yigal Unna visited Rabat,
Morocco, to sign the accord with his Moroccan counterpart Gen.

El Mostafa Rabii and the minister delegate in charge of National
Defense Administration Abdellatif Loudiyi.

Th e two countries are deepening ties that were established in
2020 under the rubric of the Abraham Accords. Airlines in both
counties are expected to launch direct fl ights in the weeks ahead.

Desert Food Security Center Established by BGU
Ben-Gurion University announced the creation of the Moshe
Mirilashvili Center for Food Security in the Desert on July 14 in
Beersheba, Th e Jerusalem Post report.

BGU President Daniel Chamovitz will guide the center’s
development, which will be located in Sde Boker at the Jacob
Blaustein Institute for Desert Research.

“Th e [institute has] made it our mission to make the wilder-
ness bloom and develop water and agricultural sources in
drylands in general, and the Negev in particular. In light of the
global changes we are experiencing, creating a center focused
on water and food security is vital,” institute Director Noam
Weisbrod said. “We are confi dent that the center will serve as a
catalyst for more research as well as fi nding solutions for water
and agricultural problems in many regions of the world, and
particularly in arid countries such as Israel, the Gulf region and,
essentially, the entire Middle East.” ●
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