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Shaked on Gilat Bennett's flight: that each family will decide when it flies and when it does not

The interior minister addressed in an interview at Walla!

To the flight of the prime minister's wife and children, making it clear that "everyone must meet the guidelines."

She further stressed that she opposes the obligation to vaccinate at this stage, and explained that for her the situation in the Negev can not continue: "Women are afraid to run at night, it is a catastrophe"

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Thursday, 02 December 2021, 11:50 Updated: 11:52

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In the video: Minister Ayelet Shaked in an interview with Tal on his Walla!

(Still photography: Reuven Castro)

Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked said today (Thursday) in an interview with Walla!

It does not support at this stage the imposition of a vaccination requirement on citizens, adding, in relation to Foreign Minister Yair Lapid's trips abroad and the family of Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, that "each and every family will make their own decisions about when they fly and when not." Also to the state of governance in the Negev, emphasizing that "the situation is unbearable."

"I do not think we are there," Shaked said of the idea of ​​requiring vaccines in legislation, calling for a focus on efforts to promote booster vaccines for adults and vaccines for children. "I do think that all children should be vaccinated in schools, of course with the parents' approval. I do think that a massive campaign should be launched to boost the booster. There are a million Israelis who have not been vaccinated with the booster. We know that the booster also protects the South African strain "But surely they know it's a shield. We entered this wave almost in the best way in the world but in a few weeks it will spread, and when it does spread everyone should be vaccinated."

"We are not there yet, we certainly need to significantly tighten the green mark, and certainly tighten it significantly for those who travel abroad.

In the four-five-six weeks we have until the spread we must invest in the vaccination campaign.

That's why I came for the interview, it's important for me to tell my parents.

I told all my friends to vaccinate the small children, for those who have it is the most important thing. "

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After advising Israelis not to fly: Bennett's family will take off for a vacation abroad

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"All children should be vaccinated in schools, of course with parental approval."

Shaked (Photo: Reuven Castro)

Public criticism has recently been leveled at Foreign Minister Yair Lapid's overseas trips as well as the Bennett family's vacation, amid the spread of the new corona strain and the prime minister's own call to refrain from flying

. You see we all work and do not travel. The goal of the government in the next 4 weeks is for everyone to be vaccinated, "Shaked said in response to a question on the subject.

" They all meet the guidelines, let's not change the reality. They meet guidelines and rules. The rules at the moment are that the state is open to Israelis and those who return enter for three days of isolation with a repeat PCR test. Israel is the first in the world to calibrate all PCR tests to detect this virus and one of the first to close all flights to Africa. We have a few weeks until the virus spreads, just need to go get vaccinated. If everyone is vaccinated with a booster and vaccinated the children, we can live a normal life. "

"Everyone, every family, will make its own decisions about when it flies and when it does not fly. What needs to be clear is that guidelines must be met."

"The situation in the Negev is unbearable"

In recent weeks, several cases of severe violence in the Negev have made headlines, along with allegations of lack of governance.

The issue was given a central place in Shaked's party's campaign, to the right, but after half a year in office, there seems to be no change.

"Each family will make its own decisions about when it flies and when it does not fly."

Shaked at Walla !, Today (Photo: Reuven Castro)

"The Negev is in a very difficult situation, that's true," Shaked said. "Next week we are also going there, also the prime minister, me and other ministers. There is a team of ministers headed by the prime minister to deal with Arab crime and governance in the Negev. We have reached a catastrophic situation, it was part of our campaign."

"I stand behind this trial, but it is not a matter of one-two-three-three months. We have degenerated into a reality of over 15 years of lawlessness in the Negev, there is no law and no justice. "Legally, they are trying to regulate part of the settlement in the Negev. Last week we saw very significant raids by the Israeli police on cannabis greenhouses and weapons caches, it is not a matter of two days. The prime minister must coordinate this and each of the ministers does his thing."

RAAM is a partner in the effort to eradicate crime.

They will budget two and a half billion shekels for fighting crime in the Arab sector, including in the Negev.

It is necessary to take advantage of the fact that they are part of the coalition in order to gather the diaspora into regulated localities, that is part of the matter.

It is not a one-two-two-three month process, if the government is determined the situation can be improved.

Right now the situation is unbearable: there are women who are afraid to run at night alone, girls are bothered in malls, businesses are paying protection.

The situation as it is today cannot continue. "

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