Koreans Who Visited Israel Tested Positive for Coronavirus, Health Ministry Says
The Ministry calls on all those who were in close contact with the tourists to be placed in isolation at home for two weeks
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- Turkish soldier killed in Syria's Idlib (Reuters)
- Syria announces Damascus-Aleppo highway open to traffic (Reuters)
- Iran's hard-liners take early lead in Tehran after vote (AP)
- Korean nationals who visited Israel tested positive for coronavirus, Health Ministry says (Haaretz)
- Attacker shot dead in suspected stabbing attack in Jerusalem's Old City
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