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שבוע וחצי לפתיחת שנת הלימודים, קבינט הקורונה יתכנס היום לדיון מכריע. השרים צפויים לאשר את המתווה המוסכם בין משרדי הבריאות והחינוך, ואת חיסון התלמידים בשעות הלימודים. גורמים בכירים בקבינט: "נראה שסגר רביעי ירד מהפרק". בנט במסר להורים: "חסנו מיד את ילדיכם"

Israel moves closer to ending school restrictions Ministers set to vote on Health Ministry's outline later in the day, which proposes that capsules should be immediately ended for 4th graders, followed by grades 5-6 in 10-days' time if initial move does not lead to rise in infection rates Tamar Trabelsi Hadad, Adir Yanko | Published: 04.08.21 , 14:10 Israel later on Thursday is set to scrap the capsule study system for fouth graders, moving closer to ending coronavirus restrictions on schools as infection rate keeps falling. Israel's coronavirus restrictions have almost all been lifted d...

An empty storefront in downtown Jerusalem on November 10, 2020. (Hadas Parush/Flash90) Forced into a weekslong shutdown for the third time since the start of the pandemic, business owners on Thursday protested the nationwide lockdown set to come into force on Sunday to stem virus infections. The government regulations, which permit the partial opening of some school grades, also drew criticism from parents and local authorities, who called for the swift vaccination of teachers. “It feels like this lockdown is unnecessary,” Shani Nuri Mamalia, a cosmetician from the central town of Kfar Sa...

3 shares Students in a classroom at a school in the West Bank settlement of Efrat, November 24, 2020. (Gershon Elinson/Flash90) Cabinet ministers on Thursday scrapped plans to shutter kindergartens and schools at 1 p.m. each day of the upcoming national lockdown, and will allow them to operate normally. Kindergartens, grades 1-4 and 11-12 will study as usual during the lockdown, while grades 5-10 will study remotely. The government had been maligned since announcing that in-person classes would end earlier than usual during the lockdown, with angry parents saying this wouldn’t allow t...