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Likud s Elkin officially quits Knesset to join forces with Netanyahu rival Sa ar

10 shares Then-environment protection minister Zeev Elkin attends the Likud Party s election campaign opening event in Jerusalem, on January 21, 2020. (Gili Yaari/Flash90) Ze’ev Elkin, a Likud cabinet minister known to be a confidant of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, officially resigned from the Knesset on Thursday to join the New Hope party led by the premier’s right-wing rival Gideon Sa’ar ahead of the March 2021 elections. Elkin delivered a dramatic indictment of the Israeli leader Wednesday as he announced his surprise decision to quit Likud and join forces with Sa’ar, the longtime Netanyahu nemesis who bolted Likud and resigned from the Knesset two weeks ago to form his own party.

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After criticism, government says kindergartens, schools won t close at 1 p m

14 shares Israeli kindergartens and classes for half of the schoolchildren will operate normally during the upcoming lockdown, rather than stopping every day at 1 p.m. as planned, Hebrew-language media reports. The government had been heavily criticized for that intention, with angry parents saying it wouldn’t allow them to work sufficient hours. It was particularly ridiculed when reports said there was no epidemiological reason for the restriction, and that it was proposed merely to “create a feeling of a lockdown” among the public. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Education Minister Yoav Gallant, Health Minister Yuli Edelstein and Defense Minister Benny Gantz make the decision to have grades 1-4 and 11-12 maintain normal classes, and have kindergartens operate normally as well.

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Two-week lockdown will not suffice, coronavirus czar says

Two-week lockdown will not suffice, coronavirus czar says Prof. Nachman Ash believes that extending of national closure will definitely need to happen ; shops and entertainment venues will be shuttered and movement from home will be restricted; schools will remain partially open for some grades Itamar Eichner, Attila Somfalvi | Updated: 12.24.20 , 09:48 Coronavirus czar Prof. Nachman Ash said on Thursday that the two-week coronavirus lockdown the government voted on Wednesday will not suffice in bringing national morbidity down. It was decided that after two weeks we will hold a general assessment and see if we need to keep extending it [the lockdown]. This will definitely need to happen, he told Ynet.

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Health Minister: Vaccination for under-60s to begin within a few weeks

Health Minister: Vaccination for under-60s to begin within a few weeks
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Government Crumbles, New Elections Set For March 23; Israel and Morocco to Open Diplomatic Missions

1 The 23rd Knesset officially dissolved on Tuesday night as the deadline to approve a 2020 budget expired, sending Israelis to the polls for the fourth time in less than two years. Elections were automatically called for March 23, 2021. Efforts to avoid or at least stave off another round of elections were doomed when parliament narrowly rejected a bill that would have pushed back the deadline for passing the state budget. This dramatic development came a mere seven months after the swearing-in of the unity government between Likud and Blue and White. The two parties, which had squared off in three indecisive elections, agreed to form a power-sharing coalition with a rotating premiership between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Blue and White leader Benny Gantz in May.

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