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The holiday feels like Yom Kippur, and Israelis are left to comfort only quietly - Walla! news

2020-09-19T17:05:04.172Z


The roads were empty, and in the parks and beaches that were routinely filled to capacity, only a few passers-by could be found. "It is still tolerable, but people will soon start violating guidelines," a Hadera resident claimed. The police agreed that the public obeyed the instructions, but emphasized that with the departure of the holiday, the closure enforcement activity will be intensified.


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The holiday feels like Yom Kippur, and Israelis are left only to be comforted quietly

The roads were empty, and in the parks and beaches that were routinely filled to capacity, only a few passers-by could be found.

"It is still tolerable, but people will soon start violating guidelines," a Hadera resident claimed.

The police agreed that the public obeyed the instructions, but emphasized that with the departure of the holiday, the closure enforcement activity will be intensified.

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Yoav Itiel, Shlomi Gabay, Yanir Yagana and Liran Levy

Saturday, 19 September 2020, 19:53

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In the video: The shores of Eilat and the Sea of ​​Galilee are closed (Photo: Shai Mizrahi, Kinneret Association of Cities Supervision Unit, Israel Police)

The restrictions on the corona closure that came into effect yesterday (Friday) changed the face of Rosh Hashanah and regulations were felt everywhere in Israel.

At least 7,000 police and soldiers were deployed and enforced the traffic restrictions and crowds that managed to drain hikers of beaches, parks and roads.



Haifa and the north do not remember such a quiet holiday.

As a rule, the public cooperated with the guidelines and stayed in homes, and only a few people were seen in the open areas and on the beaches.

The roads remained deserted and from time to time an ambulance, mobile or scooter passed by a restaurant.



A resident of the city whose house overlooks the Carmel towards the bay told Walla! NEWS that "such a holiday has not been remembered for years. Rosh Hashanah feels completely different. At the exit to the balcony you can hear the silence."

The Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya received an unfortunate reminder of the background to the closure: three more elderly people died in the corona wards during the holiday.

The corona wards there and at Rambam Hospital in Haifa are filling up.

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"Such a holiday will not be remembered for years."

The closure in Tel Aviv (Photo: Reuven Castro)

In Acre, too, the public obeyed the instructions of the closure, and the Old City and the port remained empty of visitors.

The market in the Old City remained closed and the shutters of the shops in it were closed.

At the exits from the city, there were police checkpoints, as well as at several points on the road between Rosh Hanikra and Nahariya to Haifa.



In her quiet room it was felt throughout the day, and the traffic on the roads was nil when most of the time only emergency vehicles were seen.

Hundreds of children took advantage of this to ride almost uninterrupted on bicycles and scooters.

The beach, which on Saturdays and holidays is full of visitors and bathers, is also deserted, as are the parks, which were empty of people.



"There's really a Yom Kippur atmosphere here only with TV and cell phones so the kids have more to do," said Aviv, a resident of the park neighborhood who did a sports walk around his neighborhood in the allowed area.

"Today and tomorrow it is still tolerable and the public is disciplined, but I think people will slowly start violating the guidelines and going out especially when the police are not harassing too much but only at checkpoints."

Some point anomalies.

A police checkpoint at the Beit Yanai interchange, today (Photo: Shlomi Gabay)

The police, who set up checkpoints at exits from Haifa, also dealt with some point exceptions.

As part of the inspection of the vehicles at the checkpoints on Road 79 in the area of ​​the Krayot, they asked to check the details of a driver, but then according to the Ministry of Health updates, this is a resident of Tamra in her 40s. in the car.

The police registered a fine of NIS 5,000 for the driver, along with a demand to return home in accordance with the instructions.



Tirat Hacarmel police arrested a passenger in one of the vehicles that arrived at the checkpoint at the checkpoint near the southern entrance to Haifa yesterday, a resident of Basmat Tivon, in his 40s, who according to Ministry of Health records is a verified corona patient required to stay at home.

The police officers fined the passenger NIS 5,000, along with a demand to return home in accordance with the instructions.



A mass gathering on the eve of the holiday of Hasidim was observed in the Viznitz neighborhood of Haifa.

Haifa police officers were called and demanded that the local leadership remove the crowd from the plaza near the synagogue and act in accordance with the instructions of the Ministry of Health.

"People will slowly start violating guidelines."

Closure in Tel Aviv, yesterday (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Today and yesterday, the police distributed 213 reports to citizens who violated the isolation provisions.

Today, 23 reports were distributed about leaving the place of residence for an action or purpose that is not allowed.

83 reports were distributed on non-wearing of a mask.

Three reports were given on the operation of event gardens in violation of regulations, 22 disagreements on the operation of a public or business venue in violation of regulations.



37 reports were distributed on arriving at a place of isolation using public transport, one report was distributed to a citizen who refused to obey the instructions of a police officer on dispersal from a crowd.

As of yesterday, 1,106 reports have been distributed since the regulations came into force.

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In her quiet room it was felt throughout the day.

Olga Interchange, today (Photo: Shlomi Gabay)

In the southern district of the police, increased forces were deployed from Ashdod to Eilat from noon yesterday with the entry into force of the closure.

The police point out that the citizens seem to have internalized the closure regulations and there is almost no traffic on the southern roads, except for those who have a permit to do so.

It is also said in the southern district that the behavior of the citizens is exemplary, but in any case with the departure of the holiday the forces will be intensified to enforce the closure.



The Kinneret Cities Association stated that the closure was maintained and no unusual events were recorded on the shores of the Sea of ​​Galilee, which this year were left empty of people.

In Eilat, too, the beaches were almost completely emptied of baths and no significant violations of the closure were recorded.

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