Israel re-opens restaurants, bars with 40% of country fully vaccinated AFP 3/7/2021 AFP © Ohad ZWIGENBERG Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) and Jerusalem mayor Moshe Lion visited a newly re-opened cafe in the city, as the Jewish state lifts coronavirus restrictions on eateries and bars
Israel took another step towards post-pandemic normalcy on Sunday, opening restaurants, bars and cafes to vaccinated green pass holders, with about 40 percent of the population fully inoculated against the coronavirus. We are coming back to life, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared, as he cut into a pastry at a Jerusalem cafe, in a video posted on Facebook.
Retour à la vie en Israël avec l allègement des restrictions sanitaires
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Les restaurants rouvriront bientôt en Israël, promet Netanyahu
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Israël rouvre ses bars et restaurants, ses écoles et salles de spectacle
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Golan Businesses Welcome Israeli Snow Tourists as Local Gov’ts Learn from Past Storms (with VIDEO) Tara Kavaler
Municipalities brace, citizens flock north for wintry fun
A week before the storm hit on Wednesday, says Beni Ben-Muvehar, the head of the Mevo’ot HaHermon Regional Council in northeastern Israel, the area’s 50-member response unit began drilling tasks they would need to perform in the snow, such as helping people stuck on the roads.
“We learned that we need to be ready before the snow and not during the snow,” he told The Media Line, referring to the storm of 2015. “We are much more careful about the weather. We start preparing starting a week before the snow is expected and we practice so we’ll be ready when the snow hits.”