Also choose health: Clalit's flu vaccination campaign kicks off

Clalit Health Services will operate a special flu vaccination system tomorrow (Tuesday) on election day, including about 50 vaccination centers across the country. Mobile vaccination units will be stationed in five cities, and centers will operate in clinics and malls. No appointment is needed.

Clalit Health Services will operate a special flu vaccination system tomorrow (Tuesday, October 27, 2026) on election day, including about 50 vaccination centers across the country. As part of the initiative, Clalit teams will go out to public spaces using mobile vaccination units stationed in Jerusalem, Petah Tikva, Hod Hasharon, Tiberias, and Beit She'an. At the same time, dozens of vaccination centers will operate in selected clinics and malls, some near polling stations. The move aims to make the vaccine accessible on a day off, during a period when preparations for the flu season are in full swing. Getting vaccinated is simple: no appointment is needed, and the nearest vaccination point can be found on the Clalit website or social media. Clalit is preparing with reinforced teams and vaccine supplies nationwide. The flu vaccine is defined as one of the important measures to reduce the risk of illness and complications, including hospitalizations, especially among at-risk populations.