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Matriculation in schools and flight tests: This is what the restrictions will look like by the end of the month
The government's decision to approve its extension will make it the longest since the outbreak of the epidemic in Israel.
The format will remain similar to the one implemented so far, but there are some differences that have been approved - and may be halted tomorrow.
What are the updated regulations and who is likely to object?
A guide to the next ten days
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Barak Ravid and Sonia Gorodisky
Tuesday, January 19, 2021, 10:19 p.m.
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In the video: The police enforce the corona regulations (Photo: Israel Police spokeswoman, edited by Amit Simcha)
The government's decision to approve tonight (Tuesday) the extension of the tight closure by ten days will make it the longest that has been imposed so far in Israel.
Against the background of the publication of police data, according to which the stricter restrictions are enforced to an extent that does not match the morbidity indices in the various cities, it was determined that the closure will continue in the same format, except for individual changes regarding passengers arriving on flights.
The regulations will remain in effect until at least the end of next month, but some may be halted even before they are actually expressed following blue-and-white resistance.
What do they include, what changes have been made, what will return from abroad look like and in which places of enforcement is particularly high? An updated guide to the third closure.
Outline of the tight closure
The activity of the education system will be completely stopped, except for special education
Economic activity will be limited to vital jobs only
Gatherings will be limited to 5 people indoors and 10 people in the open
Prayer in the building will be allowed for up to 5 people instead of 10
The thousand-meter limit will remain in place
Reducing occupancy by public transport to 50%
Demonstrations will be exceeded by the distance limit and allowed by regulations
Prohibition on staying in another person's residence
Those entering Israel will be required to check before the flight
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Closed fitness facility park in Tel Aviv (Photo: Flash 90, Gili Yaari)
How long will the closure last?
The current restrictions will be enforced by the end of the month - until Sunday, January 31, at midnight.
However, they may be extended once more later, after the Ministry of Health's demand to extend the closure by two weeks was not met.
What changes have been made to the restrictions?
The government decided that the Ministry of Health's requirement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to check all passengers arriving from abroad in the 72 hours before boarding was approved, and will take effect by the end of the month.
It also stipulates that students who do not have access to distance learning can take university exams. Provided that their number does not exceed 5%. Similarly, 11th-12th grade students may be tested for matriculation in schools, in accordance with established rules.
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