At the beginning of the cabinet meeting, the Prime Minister commented on morbidity in the ultra-Orthodox sector:
I call on the ultra-Orthodox public to follow the guidelines "• Later announced that during the week the Corona Cabinet will convene to continue discussing the outline
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today (Sunday) addressed the exit from the quarantine at the opening of the weekly cabinet meeting and said: "Today we begin our exit from the quarantine. This time we leave the quarantine carefully and responsibly, exactly according to the outline proposed by experts and the Ministry of Health The Reds. "
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He added that "contrary to what has been claimed in the media, we have not agreed to any change in the outline submitted to us by the experts, and I strongly reject the claims about the political considerations.
There were no such considerations, and all the ministers who took part in the debate will testify to that.
The decisions we have made about the closure, about the slow and gradual exit, are not simple decisions, but these are responsible decisions, and so we must continue to act.
I expect everyone to stand together, behind the decisions we have made, and behind the decisions we will still make. "
Netanyahu added that during the week the corona cabinet will convene with the aim of continuing to discuss the next stages of the outline.
"I asked the Minister of Finance to formulate another assistance plan for workers and businesses that remain closed in the red cities. I welcome the quick work in formulating the outline. Our goal is clear: not to leave anyone behind."
As I recall, last night Netanyahu held a press conference ahead of the exit from the quarantine that began this morning and said: "This time we are going out carefully and according to an outline set by health experts. "We will meet this outline. We are in the first stage. Tomorrow or the day after tomorrow I will enter the Corona cabinet and decide on the continuation. It is important to keep the rules. If we all keep the rules I am sure it will work.
The Prime Minister also presented a positive attitude: "I want to emphasize, there is reason for optimism. I already see the leading companies like Pfizer advancing with the vaccine. A little less cautious optimism. We are working to bring these vaccines to Israel. We see the end, but we need to reach it "Carefully. Keep yourself and the distance. We will go together and overcome the corona."
