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The outline of the capsules has not yet been approved, and police are not expected to enforce it at a demonstration in Balfour
The Ministries of Health and Justice have issued guidelines defining how demonstrations can be held under restrictions, but these have not been approved by the ministers and the Knesset, and the police will not enforce them.
According to the guidelines, demonstrations were allowed during the closure in small groups, while maintaining a distance between them and the protester.
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Saturday, September 19, 2020, 9:25 p.m.
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The outline of the demonstrations published by the Ministries of Health and Justice together with the police has not yet been approved by the ministers and the Knesset, and the police are not expected to enforce its regulations in the demonstrations planned for tomorrow (Sunday) against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
According to the guidelines published, but not yet translated into binding instructions, the demonstrators will be divided into groups of 20 people while maintaining a distance between the groups, and will also be required to wear masks.
It was also decided that the organizers of the demonstrations would be required to appoint ushers to enforce the rules.
"First and foremost, there is a duty for every person participating in the demonstration to wear a mask as required by law, and make a special effort to observe and adhere as much as possible to the rules of social distance," the outline said.
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The police will not enforce the regulations.
Protest in Balfour last week (Photo: Reuven Castro)
The main outline for holding demonstrations in closure
Divide into groups of 20 people while maintaining a reasonable distance between groups
Duty to wear masks
Maintaining a distance of two meters between demonstrators
Appointment of ushers who will enforce the rules of social distance
In addition, according to government-approved regulations, open-air gatherings will be limited to a maximum of twenty people.
As far as the demonstrations are concerned, the outline states that the demonstrators will have to be divided into groups of 20 demonstrators, "and maintain a reasonable distance between each group." It was also decided that demonstrators .
On Tuesday, a hearing was held in the High Court of Justice in a petition filed by the municipalities of Bat Yam, Or Yehuda and Kiryat Shmona demanding that the conditions of the demonstrations be compared to those of the prayers. "The regulations that apply to prayers, but to compare the regulations of the demonstrations. You want to influence the demonstrations."
The hearing was finally postponed to next week after state representatives updated on the discussions held to reach an outline for the demonstrations.
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