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Sources in the Ministry of Health: The government will demand that Corona be charged before taking off for Israel

Sources said that regulations that would require pre-departure checks to and from Israel would be brought to the government's approval.

The regulations are expected to stipulate that it is possible to board a flight to Israel only upon presentation of a negative test.

Tonight, Netanyahu will hold a situation assessment discussion in which he will discuss extending the quarantine for at least a week and steps to deal with the mutations.

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Barak Ravid and Meirav Cohen

Monday, 18 January 2021, 11:31

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In the video: Netanyahu on the decision to isolate returnees from abroad and a ban on foreigners entering (Photo: GPO)

Health Ministry officials said today (Monday) that the government will discuss tomorrow to compel Corona tests before arrival airport. The regulations are expected to establish that you can board a flight to Israel only if the test is negative, and will also be for Israelis who return to Israel.

The evening will the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hearing assessment with representatives of the Ministry of health towards the cabinet meeting tomorrow. the two main issues to be discussed are extending the blockade - a week or a longer time span, as well as measures to cope with mutations of the virus.

the discussion will be held after yesterday exists Netanyahu consultations on reducing morbidity that comes through a router "C, in which it was decided to formulate regulations for presenting a negative corona test up to 72 hours before the flight to Israel.

At the meeting, it was also decided to formulate regulations that would prevent Israelis from flying abroad, except in individual cases such as businessmen or diplomats. The expansion of the number of returning countries will also be discussed.

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Corona test stand at Ben Gurion Airport (Photo: Reuven Castro)

At the same time, an exchange of accusations was recorded today between Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit and Health Minister Yuli Edelstein regarding the conditional entry into Ben Gurion Airport upon the presentation of Corona tests. ".

This, following the claim of the Minister of Health that the Ministry of Justice and the Attorney General objected to the move.

In an interview

with the High Court

, Edelstein said that the officials of the Attorney General, and the Ministry of Justice, objected and said that regulations requiring an Israeli returning to Israel must be passed.

Now the problems have been solved, and we will finally require an inspection of all those returning from abroad.

The ombudsman's office responded by saying that "following a number of falsified publications, we clarify that there is no truth in the claim that the legal advice to the government ever prevented, in any way, the conditional entry into the country from abroad by presenting a negative corona test. "And we emphasize that there is an appropriate legal way to settle the issue, and so it has been communicated to the relevant policy makers."

"Legal advisers to the government will continue to provide legal solutions to help the government implement its policy within the boundaries of the law, as has been done so far, and we regret misleading the public through incorrect statements in this regard," they added.

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