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The economy is back in business, shops are opening, the education system is bringing students back to sects - will the cultural world soon be back as well?

The artists in front and all engaged in backstage crafts, gallery managers and employees, museums, theaters and cinemas were the first to drop the screen, and are currently content with a vague promise that "cultural institutions will open in the end."

However, there may be hope that after the Ministry of Culture and Sport and the Local Government Center published an initial outline for exit strategy, Israel Today reached a detailed plan for each of the stages listed in the outlines of the Ministry of Culture and the Local Government Center, sent to the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Finance, signed by the Institutional Forum Culture and Art in Israel, Forum for Arab Cultural Associations, SHAM - The Israeli Actors 'Association The Editors' Association - The Israel Post Association, TAI - The Israel Theater Director's Association, The Association of Playwrights and Playwrights, The Israel Artists Association, The Israel Artists Association and the Association of Designers The stage in Israel.

 According to the three-stage outline, and in accordance with the Ministry of Health's guidelines, the first phase will be launched as early as May, where museums, heritage institutions, galleries and studio rooms will open to the public - up to a maximum capacity of 50 percent of the maximum occupancy, while calculating the number of visitors to the space. The maximum number of people in each display space will be calculated by one person's key per 5 square meters.

Performances such as theater shows, music shows, etc. will be held in auditoriums up to 35 percent of the maximum occupancy or up to 200 people (the highest of the two).

The second phase, which is expected to be completed by the end of May, will allow the opening of museums, heritage institutions and galleries - opening up to a maximum capacity of 50 percent of the maximum occupancy, and the maximum number of people in each display space will be calculated by one person's key per 3 square meters.

Performances in the halls will also be held at 50 percent and up to 400 people in the hall.

Events in the public space will be held while ensuring distance between participants and approved subject to instructions. The number of participants will be determined by space in the field.

The third phase, which will coincide with a full return to education in the education system, will allow full return to the activities of all cultural institutions and to the audience in accordance with the maximum occupancy during routine days. Events in the public sphere will occur in accordance with the routines that apply on a routine basis, and additional financial sources will be raised - for the resumption of activities, including campaigns to encourage the return of audiences to halls and museums.

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