Israeli Minister applauds Israel Institute for Biological Research(IIBR) for a major breakthrough!

Corona pandemic is one of the worst threat to humanity in modern times and it is very difficult to defend the spread of the virus. Many nations and their research laboratories across the world have been working day-night to find a vaccine to treat coronavirus but nobody managed to develop a complete vaccine so far.

Meanwhile, Israel Institute for Biological Research(IIBR) was on front-run with Israel Govt in back-up to develop a vaccine to defend the corona virus. A recent statement from Israeli Defence MinisterNaftali Bennett on Monday(May 5,2020) that the country’s scientists have made “significant breakthrough” in developing an antibody to Covid-19 infection has made to today's headlines.

Israeli Minister Bennett made the statement to Israeli media about corona vaccine after, one of his regular visit to Israel Institute for Biological Research (IIBR) labs. IIBR labs are a part of the secretive unit which functions under Israeli Prime Minister Office. The scientists in

IIBR lab told Bennett that, the development phase of the vaccine is completed. Bennett explained that the antibody developed in Israeli labs will attack the virus and neutralizes it inside the human body. Bennett also added, “The Jewish creativity and ingenuity brought about this amazing achievement,”.

IIBR lab asserts that they have developed a vaccine/antibody to treat after a lot of efforts, including the blood test of persons who were recovered from Covid-19. IIBR Director Shmuel Shapira said that the developed antibody to neutralize coronavirus will be patented by them soon and an international manufacturer will begin with mass-production.

Israeli has one more research team called MigVax, which also claims that they are very close to the first phase of the development of a coronavirus vaccine. Recently, MigVax made a US $12 million investment to speed up their medical trails and tests.

It is significant that Israel was one of the first countries across the world to close its borders when coronavirus outbreak began realizing the seriousness. Israel have recently reported 16,246 positive cases and 235 deaths tolls since the outbreak of the corona pandemic in the nation.

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