The actress revealed in an Instagram post that her husband's hummus was fined after it was determined that she violated the Corona regulations •
As the number of patients continues to rise and more and more restrictions on the public are added, the corona virus continues to hit the economic front as well.
The Ophir Award-winning actress Noa Koller ("Crossing the Wall", "Waking the Bear", "IPS and more") posted a post to her Instagram today (Saturday), in which she told about the high fine her husband received after it was decided that he allegedly violated regulations The corona.
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Last night my husband did not fall asleep because his stunning restaurant @grgrhazhav, which he set up in south Tel Aviv, was fined NIS 5,000 for something unclear.
Apparently they put bags with deliveries on a table outside so people and messengers could take, without contact.
The municipality puts tables and chairs outside so they can eat but does not allow food to be taken without a courier.
Delivery is allowed - no takeaway is allowed, it is allowed to go to the sea - it is forbidden to go into the water, it is allowed to pray outside - it is forbidden to sleep - it is forbidden to snore - it is forbidden to dream - it is forbidden to be angry - it is forbidden to shout Great without distance and good chickpeas
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"Last night my husband did not fall asleep because his stunning restaurant, the Golden Grain he set up in south Tel Aviv, snatched a NIS 5,000 fine for something unclear probably because they put bags with deliveries on a table outside so people and couriers could take without contact," she wrote.
"The municipality puts tables and chairs outside so they can eat but does not allow food to be taken without a courier. Delivery is allowed, takeaway is not allowed. It is allowed to go to the sea, it is not allowed to enter the water. It is allowed to pray outside, it is not allowed to perform. Fulfill.It is allowed to be angry, not to shout.
"Officially, there is more logic in Issachar's abundance," she wrote (flipping of course to the series "Kupa Rashit" in which she starred as the character of Shira Steinbuch, the branch manager), and ended the post by wishing for better days: Great love without distance and good hummus. "
The post received hundreds of likes and reinforcements from surfers who were also happy about the confusing regulations, the injustice and the almost impossible situation that arose, when one surfer summed up the situation well: "I told your husband .. change the name - call the restaurant - ' "You will get all the necessary approvals."