The Israeli government has made a decision to allow all tourists of all ages – even those who are unvaccinated – to enter Israel beginning on March 1, a statement from the prime minister’s office said on Sunday.
Tourists will still be required to submit a negative PCR test prior to boarding the flight to Israel and be tested again upon landing at Ben-Gurion Airport. Returning Israelis will no longer have to submit a negative PCR test before leaving to Israel, but will be required to be tested upon arriving in Israel.
Tourists and Israelis who test negative on the PCR test at Ben-Gurion will not have to quarantine.
The move is part of the government’s plan to lift almost all COVID restrictions by March 1.
A decision was also made to begin phasing out the requirement for students to undergo antigen tests twice a week. The mandatory testing will end for middle school students on Thursday, and for elementary school students in two weeks, on March 10.
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Kathy Hochul, re: Your own constituents in public schools and State Gov’t. employees
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