In a letter sent to the Finance Minister, Yaffe Ben David wrote that she intends to instruct horticulturists, not least the holiday gardens, this morning after the organization claimed that they would allow opening horticulturists who would be interested in it: "It's time for Treasury officials to find real solutions to the crisis"

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After Friday morning, the Horticultural Teachers' Association announced that it would allow them to open kindergartens on Lag Ba'Omer and emphasized that this would be done on a voluntary basis only and that a kindergarten teacher who did not want to open the kindergarten, returned to the organization's secretary general and urged them to do so.

In a letter sent to Finance Minister Yaffe Ben David, "We have often made it clear that teaching workers will not work for more than nine days during July, mentioning that as of 19.4 teaching staff have been teaching remotely according to the Ministry of Education's outline. And will not invest all their efforts in trying to hurt teaching staff. "

She added: "Despite the spirit of volunteerism and dedication you have discovered, in the face of scandalous conduct by the Treasury in recent hours, there is no volunteer for Lag Ba'omer. The Treasury Department is unable to take advantage of the Corona crisis for violating your rights. Do not volunteer on Lag Ba'omer, which is a day off.