Ma’ale Adumim Mayor Bnei Kashriel spoke today (Tuesday) with Anat Davidov on 103FM about the corona outbreak that was discovered in his city, especially among students, he explained that he intends to encourage student vaccination and attacked Education Minister Yifat Shasha Bitton for making it difficult to vaccinate students: ” I think the Minister of Education does not understand how difficult the situation is and I hope that the Ministry of Education will not stand in my way in this matter. “
“The corona crisis broke out again – we were green until last week, but probably because of the Hanukkah celebrations outside the city and all the festivals that were, our youth got sick. We have 193 verified, including 165 students in educational institutions and 27 infected with the new strain.”
He added that “their condition is just fine, they have only a little weakness and headache – but they are not in danger. The condition of the teachers, at the moment, does not require hospitalization. Three schools are closed until next Sunday, and students will of course study remotely, but there are “We have all the equipment and tools to teach them. It is important to follow the procedures and not give up on anyone.”
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When Real stressed that “I am in favor of the vaccines law, we encourage vaccines for all school students and I hope the Ministry of Education will not stand in my way in this matter.
He concluded: “I hope the Ministry of Education will give me the authority to decide that the children will not be vaccinated, they will not enter the school. And if they do enter, they will have to undergo daily tests, but not only by their parents but also by a school official. “It is possible that unvaccinated children endanger other children with a high chance of being affected by this disease – such as children suffering from asthma. I think the Minister of Education does not understand how difficult the situation is.”
Assisted in the editing of the articles: David Zevuluni, 103fm
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