Israelis not allowed to leave their homes unless ‘absolutely necessary’

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Israelis not allowed to leave their homes unless ‘absolutely necessary’ Netanyahu: ‘Dramatic’ increase in detection, tests, essential hospital equipment. >>> Coronavirus: New Health Ministry guidelines translated into English Israel is going into partial shutdown. Here are the new guidelines from Health Ministry: >>> Israeli company Kamada working on ‘passive vaccine’ for coronavirus >>> Shin Bet confirms it is currently using surveillance tools >>> Coronavirus: no closure for Telzstone at the moment >>> Religious leaders: Coronavirus is punishment, sign of the messiah's coming >>> Smotrich: People to use public transport only for what the gov’t wants No transport after 8 p.m. on weekdays – and none at all on weekends. But unless businesses are closed completely, people will still need to get to work, go shopping and do errands. >>> Israelis, Jews are not alone in facing the coronavirus crisis - comment It is not something happening only to us as Israelis or as Jews. The entire world is in crisis mode, not just us. This time we are not facing the enemy alone, neither as a nation nor as people.>>> Coronavirus: A matter of life and death for small businesses >>> NGOs grapple with how to help most vulnerable during coronavirus outbreak >>> IDF: Hezbollah worked with Syrian troops to attack Israel on Election Day The attack was thwarted by a IAF strike against a vehicle on the Golan Heights which killed one man. >>> Coronavirus hits terrorists hardest from ISIS to Iran – analysis After sanctions and military threats, the coronavirus may be the first factor that can slow Iran’s march toward a nuclear weapon. >>> Shtayyeh urges Palestinians to stop work in settlements due to coronavirus >>> Jordan announces national lockdown amid coronavirus outbreak >>> British supermarket chain sets hour aside for elderly customers Frozen-food specialists Iceland are allowing branch managers to open an hour early for elderly customers to shop away from the crowds. >>> Can Ibuprofen aggravate coronavirus? French health minister says yes >>> Coronavirus: Universal makes new releases accessible at home >>> 'Coronavirus will change the world of work' >>> Weddings in the time of coronavirus >>> Coronavirus: six infected in Jerusalem nursing home >>> Special needs IDF solders work to pack coronavirus testing kits – watch >>> Likud denies it tried to shut down the Knesset MK Orly Levy-Abecassis asks to finalize divorce from Labor-Meretz >>> More at www.jpost.com

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