The Israeli authorities intend to abolish "green passports" in the country from March 1. In this case, the mask regime will remain mandatory only for closed rooms. This is reported by newsru.co.il.
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said at a meeting with the country's Health Ministry and the heads of the ministries that "this wave is over, and it is time to gradually remove the restrictions.
In particular, during the meeting it was decided that from March 1, the "green passport" will be canceled, and will remain only the obligation to do an antigen test before visiting nursing homes.
Also in March, Israel intends to allow all vaccinated and later unvaccinated people to enter the country.
Now "green passports" have been abolished for restaurants and shopping centers, and are valid only for large public events, banquets and exhibitions.
It is known that since the beginning of the pandemic, 3,502,536 cases of coronavirus have been identified in Israel. In the past 24 hours, about 21,000.
