Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on Friday not to underestimate the Corona guidelines

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on Friday not to underestimate the Corona guidelines, as the number of infections is doubling. In a Facebook post, Netanyahu wrote: "The number of severely ill patients increased by 50%, and the number of general patients increased by 100%

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (Thursday) announced new restrictions on gatherings in closed places in light of the increase in the number of people infected in Corona in recent days. According to Netanyahu, congregations in confined spaces such as prayer houses, banquets, bars and clubs will be limited to 50 people, and "other enclosed spaces," as the prime minister has defined it, to 20 people. He made it clear that the restriction on gathering up to 20 people also applies to private homes. Jobs, commercials and malls will be exempted from the restrictions. The government announced that the 50-person gathering restriction requires the Knesset's approval, and that the 20-person gathering limit will take effect tomorrow at 8 am.
Up to now, there have been luxury gatherings in event halls for up to 250 people; In restaurants with full occupancy up to 100 people, and with occupancy of 85% beyond; And in prayer houses up to 50 people. The number of people infected with the virus yesterday, July 1, exceeded 1,000, the highest figure since the outbreak of the epidemic. The Gartner Institute, the health department's research arm, estimated earlier this week that such a figure would be recorded by July 5. Netanyahu again promised the business owners a comprehensive aid program that will last up to a year. However, the Ministry of Finance has made it clear that there is no such plan and it is possible that they will now consider how to formulate such a plan. For the implementation of an aid plan, the Prime Minister intends to enact a Corona law containing all aspects required to implement a true aid plan.
Prime Minister Olmert added: "Someone said there are no seriously ill patients. In the beginning it was like that, but they catch up with the infected. The data is sharp, clear and leaves me no choice. We must go back to the restrictions policy to level the curve. Bigger states too are adopting restrictions "We try not to do that, but it's easiest to leave the situation the way it is. If we act like that - we will quickly lose control. At an exponential rate of growth tomorrow there will be thousands and tens of thousands of contractors. We must not go there. .
Netanyahu said, "We must change direction - and now. The virus is inconsiderate. When it has an opportunity it attacks, so we have to act like a commander on a battlefield. When the enemy improves positions - we must not stick with the old plan. We need to adapt the plan to the enemy. The biggest contagion stems from social gatherings in confined spaces. We decided tonight on gathering restrictions and events in confined spaces. "
The prime minister blamed the legal entities in the government for delaying the decisions. "What we could do in a transitional government through emergency regulations, suddenly after we formed a government there are laws. There are obstacles and overcome them. I intend to pass a Corona law next week that gives us the ability to overcome all the obstacles I have just described. "
Due to the dispute that emerged between Likud ministers and blue and white - which even posed a threat to Netanyahu's election - the restaurant decision was rejected on Sunday. Netanyahu was asked about the threat and said: "We are in a big battle to get jobs back and reduce the morbidity. Save a life. One let's go to the right, let's go to the left, and the commanders say we'll go in 10 directions. It's not going.
Netanyahu has made it clear that there are currently no changes in workplaces, malls, hotels and transportation. "We know that when people gather in homes, dance and sing, they infect each other. The young people infect the adults, and the adults the elderly. We need personal responsibility and mutual guarantee. This is a tough battle that will take longer, but I know the tremendous forces that lie in us. "
At the Corona Cabinet meeting held this week, the Ministry of Health requested closure in dozens of localities defined as "red", with a high morbidity rate relative to the rest of the country. However, the ministry now believes it is too late to take such a step. "The epidemic has already spread across the country," a source in the ministry said, "and red-city definitions are becoming irrelevant because the increase is in many localities."
Prime Minister Olmert said: "We are constantly looking for the balance point. On the one hand we get as many infections as possible and on the other hand as much as possible to prevent financial harm. I know that many have been injured. NIS 2 billion for small businesses. " Netanyahu said he was planning an aid program called the "Corona Economic Kit," which he said would provide a network in the field and a lot more certainty. "This is the critical word," the PM said. "Much more certainty in employment and income."