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The OP is rubbish.

Neither of the two web pages to which you linked have "variant" in it, as far as I can see. A heavy fine and/or a prison sentence awaits you for speeding fake news about Covid-19.

As the news article says, that was for mild to moderate cases in May 2020 and therefore most likely for the Alpha variant. It would be interesting to see the results of an identical research on later variants that are prevalent today in many countries, eg Delta and subsequent variants. Is Ivermectin equally effective for those variants?

I do not consider it as fake news. Whom else did you have in mind?

Are you saying that your health insurance gives a definitive list of all diseases and conditions for which you are covered and anything not on the list is not covered?

By now you've had the first shot, with the Sinovac vaccine. What date have you been given for the second shot, with the AstraZeneca vaccine?

From the news article to which you gave a link I understand that one way or the other, all passengers have to go into quarantine after arrival in Israel: "Passengers on an El Al flight from New York to Tel Aviv will be tested for the coronavirus on the plane itself or before boarding on Thursday (Aug 5) to speed up procedures upon arrival in Israel, where infections are on the rise. The Israeli airline announced the plan a day after Israel said travellers from the United States, like those from many other countries, would have to self-isolate for at least a week after landing at Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion airport." For the flight crew, it would of course be better if only passengers with a negative test certificate were allowed to check in for the flight.

I don't know and do not want to speculate.

Yes.

Thank you.

What does RO mean in the context of your post? RO: http://www.acronymfinder.com/ro.html