The government approved the opening of public gardens and the use of the fitness facilities there

The government ministers (Sunday) approved the opening of public gardens throughout the country, as well a availables the use of the amusement and fitness facilities there, but without amusement facilities. The gaming facilities will not open for use. The decision was made by telephone meeting of the ministers. This is a continuation of the exit strategy from the Corona crisis. At the meeting, which was chaired by Foreign Minister Israel Katz, the ministers also confirmed that the isolation obligation in the hotel would be revoked from abroad, and they could now stay in domestic isolation.

The ministers made the decision to open parks and gardens, despite the opposition of the Ministry of Health to the relief of these restrictions. The only minister to support the position of the Ministry of Health is Ze'ev Elkin, who believes it may be too soon to order these reliefs.
According to the decision, the use of fitness facilities will be from the age of 14, while maintaining a greater space between facility and facility. Interior Minister Aryeh Deri has also approved placing signage detailing the guidelines for the use of fitness facilities. The playgrounds will still be banned from use because, according to the Health Ministry, a rally of families and children could result, which could lead to infection.
From today: There is a permit to stay in parks and public gardens without playground facilities
Approval of use of public fitness facilities over the age of 14. The charge for home insulation for those arriving from abroad who do not need hotel services will be removed. Transfer of NIS 6 million to airlines for rescue of Israelis at the beginning of the crisis
Tomorrow: Weddings with 50 participants will be possible, without dancing or touch. On May 17:
The museums will open, allowing contactless sports activities for up to 20 people
May 31: A gathering of up to 100 people in the open space will allow the entire education system to return to full routine. Classes for children, informal education and youth movements will be opened
Will be allowed to stay in theme parks and swimming pools.
May 31: Return to the institutions of higher education, restaurants and open restaurants, although their opening may be postponed to June 14. It will be possible to have competitive sports without an audience.
June 14: Consider eliminating the congregation limit. Will be back in concerts, theaters and cinemas. Civil aviation will be reopened at least partially.