Cabinet ministers last night approved by telephone poll the regulations pertaining to the closure. The regulations will be submitted for approval to the Constitution, Law and Justice Committee of the Knesset, and will be published later. The regulations will take effect today (Thursday) at midnight, and will last at least until January 21st.
Restrictions that are expected to be approved: Restrictions on flights abroad except for the purpose of returning a person to his place of residence outside Israel, or if the passenger has purchased a flight ticket until the start of the closure. Which are not international groups.
As for gatherings, A gathering of up to ten people in an open area and up to five people in a closed building will be allowed. Regarding weddings, alliances and funerals – the allowed gathering is up to 20 people in an open area and up to ten in the building.
Closure Regulations, January 2021 by maariv on Scribd
In education – Prohibiting the opening of an educational institution for students and staff, except for special education And the exceptions provided earlier, in section 10 (c) of the Act. A boarding school activity will also be allowed on the closed track and without the possibility of being admitted back to the boarding school for a student who left it.
In the field of employment, it is prohibited to stay in a place of work, except for essential exceptions specified in the regulations. It was also proposed to extend the validity of regulations stipulating the rules for operating work in the conditions of the purple mark, until February 4, because even after the closure, the workplaces will be required to continue operating in accordance with the rules of the purple mark. Public transportation, capacity will be reduced to 50%.
Amendment 23 to restrict activity, its purpose Allow the holding of primaries for parties running for the Knesset, Also during the period of closure, and to allow a deviation from the restrictions of movement for candidates in the Knesset elections, as well as employees or service providers on their behalf or on behalf of a party, for the purpose of preparing for the elections, including holding preliminary elections.
In the meantime, it is proposed to add to the list of exceptions listed in the second appendix, which are exempt from the restrictions set, the lawyers, in cases where they must represent clients before courts or other institutions, prepare such representation, or provide essential Employees who are required to assist the Knesset Central Election Committee or the Knesset Regional Election Committee, for the purpose of holding the upcoming elections.