Israel
Risk / Health Info for Israel
Ensure that all of your routine vaccinations are up to date before travelling to Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, especially for polio, as there have been reported cases in the region. Always purchase travel medical insurance before leaving Canada, regardless of where you’re going or for how long, because your provincial or territory plan may not cover you while you’re out of the country.
- Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV) in Israel
- MERS-CoV is a viral respiratory infection with a high mortality rate. It is caused by the coronavirus and is thought to be contracted from infected camels. You should take diligent hygiene measures such as thorough handwashing if you visit a farm, barn or market or touch a camel. Avoid contact with sick animals. Do not drink raw camel milk or urine; and do not eat camel meat that has not been properly cooked. The Government of Canada has issued a travel health advisory about Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus in Israel.
- polio in Israel
Recommended Vaccines for Israel
Vaccine Name | Course |
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Hepatitis A | 2 Doses |
Hepatitis A and B combined (adult) | 3 Doses |
Hepatitis A and B combined (paediatric) | 2 Doses |
Hepatitis A and typhoid (combined) | 1 Dose |
Hepatitis A (paediatric) | 1 Dose |
Hepatitis B | 3 Doses |
Hepatitis B (paediatric) | 3 Doses |
Rabies | |
Typhoid | 1 Dose |
Typhoid (oral) | 1 Dose |
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top Tips for travelling to Israel
Global Affairs Canada advises against non-essential travel to some parts of Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Security is unpredictable and travellers should exercise a high degree of caution. Always check for specific and updated information while making travel plans.