Actress Lucy Dubinchik will be transferred from the intensive care unit in which she has been treated to the orthopedic unit, Tel Aviv's Ichilov Hospital reported on Monday.
The transfer will take place at some point on Monday.
"Thank you all for the love and support you've given me," Dubinchik said. "It's so heartwarming, and it's made me so happy in the past few days. You gave me the strength to continue recovery and rehabilitation."
A spokesperson for Ichilov requested in Dubinchik's name that the public respect her privacy and avoid visiting her in the hospital.
Last Tuesday, Dubinchik fell from the fourth story of a Jaffa building. Magen David Adom arrived on the scene to find her severely injured and not in stable condition, and transferred her to Ichilov Hospital. On Friday, Ichilov reported a significant improvement in Dubinchik's condition, noting that she was breathing independently and communicating with hospital staff.
Dubinchik is known for her extensive career in both film and theater, and recently starred in the '6 Mothers' documentary on Channel 2. She also played a religious woman on the verge of being evacuated from Gaza in 'The Ruth Affair.'