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Likud in compromise proposal: Closure of educational institutions - only after receiving fines

MK Zohar is trying to reach an agreement between the parties in the constitutional committee's discussion on raising fines for violators of the Corona regulations.

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Yaki Adamkar

Tuesday, 26 January 2021, 15:23 Updated: 16:19

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In the video: The police enforce the corona regulations (Photo: Israel Police spokeswoman, edited by Amit Simcha)

The Knesset's Constitution Committee today (Tuesday) discussed a law to increase fines for violations of the Corona Regulations.

Coalition chairman MK Miki Zohar proposed on behalf of the Likud that it be possible to close educational institutions by order only after two or three fines.

In blue and white, meanwhile, oppose any change from the original wording, and threaten to drop the closure regulations if the proposal does not pass.

The discussion was entrusted to the Constitution, which is controlled by United Torah Judaism, as part of Medill MK Moshe Gafni led party leaders, with the support of Shas, Likud MK Ahmed Tibi joint list. The aim of the move is to lead to the prevention or significant softening the wording.

Chairman The committee, MK Yaakov Asher (Torah Judaism), demands that a key section be removed from the bill, according to which it will be possible to issue closure orders for educational institutions that were opened in violation of the guidelines. The Likud refuses to remove the section from the proposal,

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The Likud, the ultra-Orthodox and the joint have agreed on a joint deal: the fines law will be softened

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The move is intended to significantly frustrate or soften the wording of the law.

Constitution Committee (Photo: Official Website, Danny Shem Tov, Knesset Spokeswoman)

Torah Judaism and Shas have agreed with the Likud to promote the law, in accordance with a compromise previously revealed in Walla! NEWS, according to which the maximum fine will be NIS 7,500 instead of NIS 10,000, and the authority to distribute this fine will be in the hands of police officers under certain conditions. NIS 5,000 in cases of violation of guidelines. Last night, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Knesset Speaker Yariv Levin, as well as with the heads of the ultra-Orthodox factions, and agreed with them on the details.

Earlier yesterday, the plenum approved the proposal by a majority of 52 supporters against 23 opponents, according to which the fines for opening a business, educational institution or place open to the public in violation of regulations will be doubled from NIS 5,000 to NIS 10,000, as well as violating party restrictions. , A ceremony, including a religious ceremony, a festival, an organized trip, a sporting event, an entertainment show or an art show.

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