Prof. Grotto: “A blow to sin when it comes to studies”

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“We have not done enough to find solutions that will allow schools to open alongside the Corona”: Prof. Itamar Grotto, Deputy Director General of the Ministry of Health, addressed the issue against the background of the cabinet meeting held last night (Sunday), in which no decision was made regarding the education system.

Prime Minister Netanyahu at a cabinet meeting: “We are examining our steps according to the balance between vaccines and disease” // Photo: GPO

The decision on the issue is expected to be made at the cabinet meeting, which will take place tonight. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Bnei Gantz and Health Minister Yuli Edelstein are holding a consultation with her, in collaboration with professional sources from the Ministry of Health.

Meanwhile, new Tikva chairman Gideon Saar is holding a tour of small businesses in Raanana this morning. In a statement to the media, he said: “Yesterday we saw the continuation of the government’s farce on the issue of education. “The government has failed as it has failed at Ben Gurion Airport, in enforcing and protecting businesses. It does not make sense for this to be done improvised, like a gig. It is possible to return to studies gradually, responsibly and differentially.”

Saar: “The way the discussions about the education system are conducted – gig” // Photo: Gil Kramer

In an interview with the GLC, Corona Commissioner Prof. Nachman Ash spoke about the following steps after leaving the quarantine: “We will have to open very carefully. If we open too fast, there will be a jump in morbidity and we may reach large numbers of verified and critically ill patients, despite the vaccine. “There is a growing difficulty because of the British variety, hence the complexity in opening up the economy.”

When asked if political considerations influence decision-making, he replied: “When I look at things, I want the considerations to be purely professional. In this period it is probably impossible and things are mixed. Ultimately decisions are made that I hope are good for lowering morbidity.”

Education Minister Yoav Galant to parents and students: “Sorry and sorry for not having studies” // Photo: Education Minister spokeswoman

As mentioned, the mayors of Rishon Lezion, Bat Yam and Holon announced yesterday that they oppose opening the education system if the studies take place in the open air, in accordance with the outline proposed to the government.

The mayor of Rishon Lezion, Raz Kinstlich (who previously announced his support for Saar), stated in an interview with the GLC that “the outline we received is inapplicable. Right now, we do not know at all what will happen tomorrow. We have about 3,000 children in each age group, A-D is 12,000 children – is there any magician who can take out 12,000 chairs for study outside in one moment? “

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