According to the Twelfth Channel, Netanyahu believes the national blockade can last up to about a month to involve the outbreak.
The coronavirus company will also discuss the definition of targets and signals for the slow emergence of the national blockade at the time of Israel, advances in vaccines, and the acquisition and use of immediate COVID-19 testing.
Ministers will talk about the state of application of regulations in the country, as well as the accumulation of fines and consequences for those who break restrictions.
The company will also talk about the use of virtual equipment to combat the pandemic, as well as a crusade aimed at dressing up and maintaining social estating.
Discussions are also being prepared on the schooling formula and back-to-school projects, as well as formulas for the elderly.
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, the Knesset must resume discussions about the law prohibiting giant demonstrations and further restriction of public prayer as a component of closure.
Haaretz newspaper reported that the Kakhol Lavan party would likely pass the legislation, provided Netanyahu’s Likud withdrew some provisions it had added at the last minute on Friday in an effort to tighten the restrictions.
The law will prevent other people from showing up more than a mile from their homes.
Organizations protesting against the law said they planned to send motorcades to Jerusalem on Tuesday to protest against the legislation.
Protests against the prime minister over his alleged corruption and scathing attacks on the judiciary have been common in recent months, with rallies taking place several times a week and primaries every Saturday.
But protests have a debatable factor, as virus cases have multiplied, and the prime minister and others have denigrated mass rallies amid fears of infection.
Israel has recorded a total of 233,265 cases shown since the start of the pandemic on Monday night, adding 66,566 active cases, adding 772 serious cases and 290 in moderate condition. Of those in serious condition, 209 required ventilation, a new record.
Due to Yom Kippur’s vacation, the number of tests was under Sunday, with some 25,000 tests conducted, compared to 50,000 to 60,000 daily tests last week, but the percentage of positive viral tests remained high, reaching 14. 3% on Monday.
Citing the knowledge of the Ministry of Health, Ynet’s online news page reported that positive check rates were much higher in five largely ultra-Orthodox cities, which amounted to 32. 53% last week in Beitar Illit, 31. 27% in Elad, 27. 91% in Bnei Brak, 26. 42% in Modiin Illit and 23. 04% in Beitme Shesh.
On Saturday, Netanyahu admitted that his government had made mistakes in exiting Israel’s first national blockade before this year, while the Ministry of Health on Friday reported more than 8,000 new cases of coronavirus, a new record in one day.
“Have we made mistakes in the past? Of course,” Netanyahu said in a Hebrew video posted through his office. “The opening of the corridors of the occasion is too quick. Maybe the whole school formula is open,” he said.
He also pointed the finger at the experts who, he said, begged for the opening up of the economy; Knesset for revoking secure government decisions; already the media so he said a contribution to public apathy by describing the reaction to the pandemic as exaggerated.
A new radical blockade came into force at 2 p. m. on Friday, lawmakers failed to agree on the planned restrictions on public demonstrations and prayers.
Under the new rules, almost all companies must close, with the exception of express companies and factories designated as “essential” through the Ministry of Defense’s National Emergency Authority, as well as grocery outlets and food outlets. ‘food. Restaurants can only operate on a home delivery basis.