The Ministry of Health is considering canceling the coronavirus requirement for Israelis to wear masks in public outdoor spaces and is also working to open Israel’s airspace to allow tourism starting in April, the N12 reported on Sunday. The regulatory review comes at a time when Israeli infection numbers show encouraging trends and more than 4 million people have received both Pfizer vaccines. The opening would mean that Israelis could travel to destinations that accept the green passport, such as Greece, Georgia and Cyprus, reported the N12. Last week, government officials announced that Israel was working on a program with the United States for both countries to recognize each other’s vaccination certificates to allow travel without quarantine. Similar talks are underway with China, the United Arab Emirates and other countries around the world. The previous Sunday, Health Minister Yuli Edelstein promised that, in light of a “vaccination miracle”, there would be no need for further restrictions on Easter. “We have no reason to believe that there will be a blockade in Israel during Easter,” he said. . “We are seeing very encouraging data. We are experiencing the miracle that we all dream of – the miracle of vaccines. More than five million good people have been vaccinated and, thanks to them, we are now where we are ”.
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