The outline that is expected to be implemented: studies in schools in grades 7-10, opening banquet halls and restaurants, operating dining rooms in hotels and opening Ben Gurion Airport • Some branches will be opened to green card holders only • Director General of the Ministry of Health, Prof. Hezi Levy Made due to "legal constraints"
Returning to an almost complete routine
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The government is expected to approve only tonight (Saturday) the third beat of the relief, a few hours before the outline is due to take effect.
Here are the preparatory facilitations:
Education
- studies in grades 7-10 in green, yellow and orange cities "borderline", as well as the opening of institutions of higher education.
Banquet halls
- Crowd restriction: Occupancy of up to 50% and no more than 300 people.
Entry will be allowed for green label holders.
Up to 5% of participants will be able to enter by presenting a negative test result.
Restaurants
- indoor seating is allowed for those with a green label (75% occupancy and no more than 100 people), outdoor seating even without a green label (up to 100 people) Maintaining a distance of 2 meters between the tables.
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Hotels
- Dining room activities will be allowed.
Occupancy of up to 50% and no more than 300 people.
Cultural and sports events, houses of worship and conferences
- up to 500 people in a closed building and up to 750 people in an open area.
In a hall or stadium with over 10,000 seats - up to 1,000 people will be allowed to enter in a closed building and up to 1,500 people in an open area.
Ben Gurion Airport
- Following the government's decision to return Israelis to Israel ahead of elections, it was agreed that starting tomorrow, Israelis will be able to reach five daily destinations: New York, Frankfurt, London, Paris and Kiev. With the approval of tonight's regulations, two more destinations will be added There will be flights from New York, Frankfurt, London and Paris tomorrow.
From Monday, a daily flight from Kiev will also be added, and towards the end of the week, flights from Toronto and Hong Kong will also be added as needed.
Return to Israel will be done gradually - from 1,000 entrants tomorrow to 3,000 entrants later in the week.
Meanwhile, in a letter sent this morning to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by the forum of heads of the catering industry - in which chefs Assaf Granit and Haim Cohen, Ronen Nemani, Guy Yakar and CEO of the Restaurants and Bars Association Shai Berman Entrepreneurs in the industry. "
In an interview with News 12 tonight, the director general of the Ministry of Health, Prof. Hezi Levy, said that the postponement of the vote was due to "legal constraints."
