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Our video about the Migal Institute in the Galilee in Israel focuses on Israel’s state-funded Coronavirus vaccine that could be ready for testing within weeks. It aired on Univision and Telemundo, among other top global Hispanic networks (see below).

Fuente Latina’s video about the Israeli startup Soapy aired on Univision, Telemundo and other global Spanish-language media networks. Soapy is a handwashing station that uses artificial intelligence to 100% eliminate all germs, while conserving water. They built a special sequence for the coronavirus.

Fuente Latina’s video takes a look at how Israel’s Shiba Hospital opened an underground wing to treat COVID-19 patients with the latest technology. 

Growponics, and Israeli company, is stepping up to the plate as hospitals face a severe shortage of life-saving ventilators worldwide. Fuente Latina’s video looks at how they halted their agriculture projects to manufacture low cost devices using the same technology they use to grow crops. 

Fuente Latina’s video focuses on Israel Aerospace Industries latest COVID-19 killer – a UV-C light. The same light that is used to sterilize and purify water can also kill COVID-19 on surfaces without affecting humans. 

Fuente Latina’s video highlights the stark contrast in tourism in Jerusalem before and during COVID-19. Jerusalem’s economy heavily relies on tourism and the city is a major destination, particularly for pilgrims of the three monotheistic religions – Christianity, Islam and Judaism. Our story, which aired on Univision and other major Spanish-language news networks, highlights Jerusalem during Holy Week before the Easter holiday.

Israeli-Palestinian cooperation has continued during the Coronavirus epidemic, but this news item is not widely reported by the international media. Fuente Latina’s story highlights these activities.

Fuente Latina also facilitates stories that help news audiences cope with stress and anxiety during the Coronavirus. Iafi Shphirer, an Israeli-Argentinean psychotherapist who lives and works near the Gaza border, an area under constant threat, explained how to calm children during the outbreak. She was interviewed by more than a dozen Hispanic news outlets including Yahoo! News and People en Español.