At a postponed meeting, Prime Minister Netanyahu was to make a decision on closing branches that they have been allowed to operate to a limited extent so far. • And also: The plan is being formulated to close at Corona centers

At the last minute: The government decided to postpone the hearing that was to be held tonight (between Sunday and Sunday) on the tightening of the closure restrictions. The government was supposed to convene at midnight for a digital meeting using zoom software to decide on additional restriction measures to deal with the Corona virus. The comprehensive economic aid program will be presented tomorrow afternoon.

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Due to political developments, there was a delay in the meeting. According to the original intent, Prime Minister Netanyahu planned to make a decision to close down industries that have so far been allowed to operate on a limited scale. In addition, employment in permitted workplaces is expected to decline to 15-20 percent (instead of 30 percent today), and employers will be asked to Regular shifts so that workers do not interfere, and in addition, soldiers are enforced with police.

The Ministry of Health has identified the marketing networks as places where the instructions are not met, and therefore the placing of boxes in the stores will be considered, so that the public does not crowd at the box office. Netanyahu's environment confirms that there are no significant new restrictions that can be taken. Also, there is currently no intention of preventing the continued food delivery from restaurants.

Along with the special reception of some 500 soldiers into the police ranks, Minister of Public Security Gilad Arden instructed his office and police to prepare an outline for the soldiers' absorption. According to the layout, the soldier secures the policeman and only the law enforcement officer. The population must be internalized under pressure, and the soldiers are required to understand and internalize and address the public's problems. Soldiers are required to speak clearly, to show patience and judgment.

Ministry of Health Director General Moshe Bar-Zaman Good met this evening with Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi, who said: "The IDF is currently deploying hundreds of points and helping dozens of issues."

The plan: total closure of neighborhoods

Police and the Ministry of Public Security have been finalizing plans to shut down areas or neighborhoods with a backlog of civilians and residents infected with the Corona virus in recent days.

The police have not yet been instructed to enforce a closure, but given the failure to comply with the instructions in the ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods of Jerusalem and Bnei Brak and other areas, it was decided to reinforce the police in those places.

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As mentioned, in the closure scenario the movement of the public will be significantly restricted, and the police will use a decentralized method of distributing power to localities and within localities, while segmenting into smaller area cells. The police station, assisted by dedicated reinforcement forces and the IDF, will operate widely in small forces and divided into quarters, to carry out surveillance, prevention, enforcement and response restrictions on movement and events in its subdivision, divided into four forces: routine, supervision and prevention, public order and entry and exit barriers.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this evening appointed Minister Aryeh Deri to find solutions that will enable the ultra-Orthodox population and the Arab public to maintain the rules of social remoteness and isolation, with the understanding of their special needs. Following the appointment, Minister Deri has a conversation with Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Leon. The two agreed to act immediately to open Corona hotels for dedicated use.

These steps come against the background of high morbidity data from those places, and in addition to images that were broadcast on Saturday evening, showing police officers from the Dan District Police standing helpless in front of hundreds of ultra-Orthodox Bnei Brak attending the funeral of the late Rabbi Zvi Shinker. The Israel Police responded: This type is complex, and requires command and command risk management on the ground, with the main principle being a fast termination of the funeral and preventing clashes and much larger crowds that would have escalated the situation. We will emphasize that during routine days, thousands of people attend such funerals, while this funeral has reached hundreds of civilians only. "

Photo: Moti Green

Senior police officials severely attacked Minister Gilad Arden today, following criticism of the behavior of Tel Aviv District Police officers at a funeral in Bnei Brak. "It is unfortunate to see that in a national emergency, voters are hurting precisely the police officers and commanders, who are at the forefront and risking their lives with a view to maintaining the security and health of Israeli citizens," said senior officials at the end of a hearing by Arden on the issue, following his statement that "the mass funeral is an event. Extremely serious and life-threatening to the public. " Arden went on to say that he requires police "determined and equitable enforcement of the Ministry of Health's guidelines in all parts of the state, with no exceptions."

Meanwhile, the police claimed to have been operating in the ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods during the day to enforce the regulations. For example, in the hundred gates, police officers and police officers turned around and distributed ten reports, most of them for refusing to disperse prohibited gathering and opening businesses.

Participating in the preparation: Ariel Kahana, Itzik Saban, Efrat Porcher, Yuri Yalon