Studies in the days of Corona

Parents are angry at the restrictions: "Every day a different decision, no one understands what is happening. Trust is lost"

Many Israelis criticize the frequent changes in the corona regulations.

"At first they did not ask recovering children to be tested, now they demand a test. The parents are confused," she told Walla!

Sheeran is restrained, and Bilal from Puridis angrily added: "You have to be a mathematician to crack the guidelines"

Yoav Itiel, Yanir Yagana and Tal Shalev

02/01/2022

Sunday, 02 January 2022, 15:20 Updated: 15:21

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In the video: Bennett refers at the cabinet meeting to an increase in morbidity data in Corona (Photo: GPO)

In the shadow of the fifth wave, corona restrictions in Israel have recently changed frequently, and it seems that due to many civilian changes it is already difficult to follow, so that a situation arises where parents do not know what the guidelines are and what to do if their child is exposed to verified corona.

"Feeling one big confusion," says Walla!

Bilal Hassadiya, a 41-year-old resident of Puridis and the father of two girls in first and second grades.

"Who does not feel it? Every day a different decision is made in the government in general and in the education system in particular and it feels as if the leaders themselves do not know how to decide."

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"Parents are confused", children learn to zoom (Photo: Reuven Castro)

"It causes frustration among the children as well, they are sent to school and then suddenly new instructions land," Hassadiya is furious.

"There is a green mark and there are tests, and in the case of verified in class or stratum do not know what to do - because it depends on whether vaccinated or not, and really need a mathematician with specialization in algorithms to crack the guidelines and understand them."

Hassadiya adds that the confusing guidelines also undermine public trust: "I believed very much in the system and the decision makers and I was even one of the first to get vaccinated. But now, with all the confusion, that trust has been lost. I will not get the third vaccine and certainly nothing to talk about. Check and unreliable. "

"It takes a mathematician to develop the guidelines", Ben Gurion Airport (Photo: Official website, Flash 90)

Shiran Elmaleh, a resident of Ofakim, told Walla! Because she too does not know what to do with her children. "Parents are confused in the context of the guidelines, no one understands them to the end," she said. "I have children who have recovered from Corona and returned to frames. At first they did not ask recovering children to do Corona tests if there was exposure at school, and now the new guidelines require testing. The guidelines are being changed."

Rachel, a resident of Ashkelon whose daughter started the morning studying from the zoom, is also angry: "There are a lot of students sitting at home today because of exposure to a verified corona patient. The children are at home. We do not know when to do a test, when not to, when the children return. The isolations. "

"The instructions are very confusing and it is impossible to know what will happen tomorrow," said Michal from Haifa, a mother of a ninth-grade student in Urban III and a 12th-grade student in Urban E. "Every day we receive notifications from schools about all kinds of changes, but there is a feeling that School principals no longer know what the procedures are for that day.

It's not their fault every day the Ministry of Education changes their guidelines.

The result is great confusion.

It is not clear whether to study in Zoom or in class.

Nothing can be planned, including whether to go to work or not.

We can only hope that things will work out somehow. "

At the cabinet meeting as well, ministers were heard criticizing the unclear policy and the multiplicity of guidelines." The policy is not clear because we always want to facilitate, "said Minister Elazar Stern, Confusing the public, I am four days a week required to vote on new measures.

You have to make a decision and not change it for at least two weeks. "

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