The government is expected to announce further steps designed to shut down most of the market within several days.

Jerusalem Post Israel News
Israel to restrict movement, work, as coronavirus crisis continues
By LEON SVERDLOV MARCH 14, 2020 20:38
Israeli border policemen wearing protective gear as a precaution against the coronavirus, guard at an Israeli checkpoint in the occupied West Bank on the outskirts of Jerusalem (photo credit: REUTERS/RONEN ZEVULUN)
Israeli border policemen wearing protective gear as a precaution against the coronavirus, guard at an Israeli checkpoint in the occupied West Bank on the outskirts of Jerusalem
(photo credit: REUTERS/RONEN ZEVULUN)
The government is expected to announce further steps designed to shut down most of the market within several days.


Israel is expected to impose further restrictions and regulations on the public, limiting movement and employment as the coronavirus crisis worsens. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was meeting with top government officials throughout the day Saturday to finalize the new guidelines.

Health Ministry officials reportedly said that no more than two people should be in a room together to prevent the spread of the virus, according to N12. Additionally, Health Ministry officials reportedly recommended a partial lockdown for at least five weeks, while others warned that a lockdown could lead to economic collapse.
Officials from various ministries reportedly said that to implement this kind of lockdown would take at least two days, N12 reported on Saturday morning. There is also reportedly discussion of how to produce food and keep banks and the stock exchange open with the new restrictions.

According to N12, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government is expected to restrict public transportation and employment. Israel is also expected to declare a state-wide shutdown of all educational facilities, including preschools.
The National Security Council held discussions on Friday, examining further restrictions. According to N12, the next expected steps of the government are a massive raise of COVID-19 tests, as well as transforming hotels into facilities that will hold patients in satisfactory condition.


Jerusalem Post Israel News
Israel to restrict movement, work, as coronavirus crisis continues
By LEON SVERDLOV MARCH 14, 2020 20:38
Israeli border policemen wearing protective gear as a precaution against the coronavirus, guard at an Israeli checkpoint in the occupied West Bank on the outskirts of Jerusalem (photo credit: REUTERS/RONEN ZEVULUN)
Israeli border policemen wearing protective gear as a precaution against the coronavirus, guard at an Israeli checkpoint in the occupied West Bank on the outskirts of Jerusalem
(photo credit: REUTERS/RONEN ZEVULUN)
The government is expected to announce further steps designed to shut down most of the market within several days.


Israel is expected to impose further restrictions and regulations on the public, limiting movement and employment as the coronavirus crisis worsens. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was meeting with top government officials throughout the day Saturday to finalize the new guidelines.

Health Ministry officials reportedly said that no more than two people should be in a room together to prevent the spread of the virus, according to N12. Additionally, Health Ministry officials reportedly recommended a partial lockdown for at least five weeks, while others warned that a lockdown could lead to economic collapse.
Officials from various ministries reportedly said that to implement this kind of lockdown would take at least two days, N12 reported on Saturday morning. There is also reportedly discussion of how to produce food and keep banks and the stock exchange open with the new restrictions.

According to N12, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government is expected to restrict public transportation and employment. Israel is also expected to declare a state-wide shutdown of all educational facilities, including preschools.
The National Security Council held discussions on Friday, examining further restrictions. According to N12, the next expected steps of the government are a massive raise of COVID-19 tests, as well as transforming hotels into facilities that will hold patients in satisfactory condition.

Some of the further steps reportedly explored by the council include mass layoffs and remote employment, as well as the release of "mild criminals" and limitations on the number of visitors at malls and commercial centers.
Israel is also expected to impose movement restrictions on Palestinian workers from the West Bank while continuing to recruit workers for vital services and industries. Prof. Eyal Leshem, an infectious disease specialist from the Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer, told N12 that harsher regulations may help fight the disease.
"Curfews are something that need to be used," Leshem told N12, explaining that a two-week state-wide "Italian-style" closure may help Israel prevent an outbreak. Earlier on Friday, Defense Minister Naftali Bennett announced that three facilities will be set up in Israel's North, Center and South to hold those in quarantine.

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Like I always say
No real tribes of isreal will be infected with virus
Now we know Fake Israeli
These people are all European moved to this city in Palestine (Al Quds) and they named it Israel lol
The biblical isrealites are not European
The land of isreal is not a rocky place
The biblical isreal doesn't use irrigation because it's a land flowing with milk and honey

Continue decieving yourselves
God will continue to protect his own


Now , waiting for you to quote me

Oh that's bad

Its everywhere

Israel my Israel