‘We came here to live, not to die’

On Tuesday night, a 98-year-old lady upheld divided from coronavirus, a country’s 21st deadliness from a widespread and a second to have been a proprietor during a Mishan retirement home in Be’er Sheva.

She had been certified to Be’er Sheva’s Soroka Hospital after building symptoms, and doctors were incompetent to save her. Last Thursday, Avraham Arushas, a 93-year-old male became a initial proprietor of a Mishan home to die from coronavirus.

On Wednesday, Esther Halili, who also lives in a Be’er Sheva home, posted a video shave of herself in that she questioned because a aged residents of a home have nonetheless to be tested for infection. “Why do we have to crash on a doors and beg?” she asks in a clip. “Why do we have to beg for a lives?”

Two other womanlike residents of a home are now hospitalized in Soroka Hospital, in critical condition. An additional 8 residents who have engaged a pathogen have been taken to a Na’ot Mediterranean Sea retirement home in Yaffo. Twenty-one residents of a Be’er Sheva home are in isolation, including Halili.

Halili says in a video clip, “We have been placed in siege following a bearing to coronavirus that has already claimed lives. Why have a requests to be tested left unanswered for a whole week? Of course, we are not members of a Knesset or kin of a Prime Minister, though we are tellurian beings and we’re disturbed that we competence not tarry this. We came here to live, not to die,” she says.

Watch a Hebrew video here:

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