Fri Sep 8, 2023 – 4:26 pm EDT
(LifeSiteNews) – Israel’s Health Ministry backtracked on its request for hospitals to conduct PCR tests on all new patients after pushback from the public hospital’s management.
According to Kan News, Israel’s public broadcasting network, the Health Ministry decided to withdraw their order because the public hospitals informed them that it would require too many resources to perform a COVID test on every incoming patient.
Oops, Israeli MOH withdrew from their request (demand?) to test ALL hospitalized patients for Covid-19.
They will try again
But for now,
the crazy is loosing a battle https://t.co/jrV8IN7Kpy pic.twitter.com/fub9JtEARo
— Gal.G, Adv 🇮🇱 (@GalG____) September 8, 2023
Earlier this week, the Israeli government body asked all hospitals to test every new patient for COVID using the controversial PCR tests to “more effectively track the infection rates,” even though PCR tests have been shown to be flawed and produce inaccurate results.
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Israel’s General Public Hospital Managers’ Forum sent a response letter to the Health Ministry in which it politely refused to conduct PCR tests on every incoming patient. The hospital representatives said they
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