Brussels has approved a list of 15 countries allowed for tourism for EU residents • Among the countries: Rwanda, Canada, Australia, Tanzania and China - provided you confirm reciprocity

• Aizjet airplane at an airport in Europe // Photo: IP

Earlier this week, we announced that a list of 14 countries would be formulated to allow EU citizens to enter the EU without any isolation. These countries have been added to another country and now the recommendations of the European Union have been formally accepted after looking at the countries on the list.

Among the countries whose citizens can enter the EU countries are Japan, Algeria, Serbia, Rwanda, South Korea, Canada, Georgia, Australia, Thailand, Tunisia, Uruguay, Montenegro, Morocco, New Zealand and China - which have been extinguished .

Israel is clearly off the list. The state of morbidity in the country is very alarming and in the list published by UK authorities Israel is set in the red states, Israeli citizens will be charged with isolation at the UK entrance which will open its doors starting 6.7, already in a week. Those who will not be charged with isolation and are considered better off by the British are the Spanish, the Italians, the Belgians and the French.

It is important to note that the decision of the European Union and the list of countries is a recommendation to the EU member states and each country will decide independently whether or not to allow the citizens of those countries. The borders between EU countries have been open for about two weeks, so citizens of those 15 countries will be able to cross between them without the need for checks or isolation. The decision to authorize 15-nationals to enter the EU is already valid tomorrow, July 1.

Meanwhile, in internal talks between Israeli decision-makers, understand that the sky will not open soon, even on 1.8 and the date already spoken of unofficially is the 15.8, the rejection of another two weeks beyond Netanyahu's announcement when the Greek Prime Minister's visit to Israel about two weeks ago. Seniors are pessimistic and believe the sky will only open for October.