Bennett and Horowitz agreed: New procedures at the entrance to Israel

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The state intends to further tighten the treatment of the unvaccinated who come from abroad and charge them a fee for the days of isolation in a motel.

In a daily situation assessment convened this evening (Monday) by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz, the policy of testing and isolation for returnees from abroad was discussed, which will be adopted upon completion of the current restrictions imposed following the discovery of the Omicron. Status and decisions will be made in accordance with morbidity data in Israel and around the world).

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The policy, which is formulated at the end of the current restrictions, will worsen with vaccinated people and will require them to pay for the days of isolation in a hotel, upon arrival from an orange country.

Not vaccinated

Coming from countries Yellow and orange Unvaccinated will require 7 days of isolation and two negative PCR tests (on the first and seventh day).

Not vaccinated Returning from a country Red Will be required for insulation in the motel at the expense of the insulator Until a first PCR answer is given: If the answer is negative, the use of the ‘schema’ will be approved and it will be possible Complete 7-day home insulation, Whose termination is conditional on a negative PCR test.

Vaccinated

Immunized returnees From yellow countries Will be required for a PCR test on the first day and24-hour home insulation (As has existed so far).

Immunized returnees From orange countries Negative PCR tests will be required inThe first day and the third day. The obligation to insulate will remain for 24 hours or until the first test result is obtained, whichever is earlier.

Immunized returnees From red countries Negative PCR tests will be required on the first and seventh day and7-day home insulation.

All regulations require a vote in the government and approval by the Knesset’s Constitution Committee.

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