Confused: The government decided today (Sunday) to postpone the decision to abolish the green label in malls. “The Green Label regulations will be submitted for approval later in a telephone poll,” the government statement said.
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According to a report in News 12, Minister Meir Cohen said at the cabinet meeting: “The public is not with us and there is a lot of confusion. To allow a gathering of tens of thousands in the plots – it confuses the public. “
Economy Minister Orna Barbibai added: “We are not clear. The public feeling is that the government has given up the fight in Corona. “
Instead of deciding to cancel a green label in malls, the government decided to confirm that the obligation to perform a corona test at the entrance to Israel will be extended until February 7. It was also decided that a weekly inspection will apply for a crew member entering Israel from a country to which the departure was not restricted, even if he stayed in that country for less than 12 hours and did not leave the airport area.
The government has also decided that the technological supervision of those entering Israel will be extended until February 9, subject to the approval of the Knesset Law Committee.
Education Minister Yifat Shasha-Bitton called at the cabinet meeting to provide free exams to students and teaching staff as well as intermediate and high school commitment.
“The joint decision we made for free tests for students and teaching staff in elementary and kindergarten schools is a reality,” she said. “At the previous cabinet meeting, I presented the request to facilitate the students and teaching staff and allow them to maintain a regular study sequence. “Now I also work for the students and teaching staff from the middle and high schools so that they too can receive the tests for free, and I raised the issue today at the cabinet meeting.”