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The pair of games between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Maccabi Haifa will be held with a full stadium

The Corona Cabinet has approved the agreement reached last week between the Minister of Sports and the Minister of Health and the reliefs will take effect this coming Thursday.

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Yaniv Tuchman

Tuesday, 04 May 2021, 17:57 Updated: 18:03

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About a week ago, an agreement was reached between the Minister of Sports and the Minister of Health regarding the facilitations that will affect sports, and tonight (Tuesday) the Corona Cabinet approved the decision.

The most significant relief for sports enthusiasts is that the sports events at the Green Bat will be held without a crowd limit, so that Bloomfield can be full on the side of the games between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Maccabi Haifa.

The regulations will take effect on May 6, that is, this coming Thursday.

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Culture and Sports Minister MK Hili Trooper said: “We are on the road to a full opening.

I welcome the way we have done and am glad we reached numbers that until a few months ago seemed imaginary.

See you in the culture halls and sports fields next week.

However, the work has not yet been completed and we will continue to work to open up other areas, including cinemas and the world of culture for children. "

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