NORTHERN ISRAEL (VINnews)-The Home Front Command has issued updated safety guidelines for various regions in northern Israel, effective from October 1st at 14:00 until October 5th at 20:00. These measures are in response to current security assessments and are designed to protect residents in areas closest to potential threats.
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Northern and Upper Galilee, Golan Heights, and Surrounding Areas:
This includes towns such as Nahariya, Ma’alot, Tzfat, Rosh Pina, Hatzor HaGlilit, Kiryat Shmona, and their surroundings.
Educational Activities: All educational activities are prohibited in open areas.
Workplaces: Businesses may operate provided they have immediate access to protected spaces.
Gatherings and Services: Gatherings of up to 150 people are permitted, provided they are held in locations near protected spaces.
Western and Eastern Galilee, Karmiel, Acre, Tiberias, and Surrounding Areas:
This zone includes Shlomi, Afula, Megiddo, Beit She’an, and the surrounding towns.
Educational Activities: No educational activities are allowed in open areas.
Workplaces: Workplaces in buildings with protected spaces may operate without restrictions.
Gatherings and Services: Gatherings of up to 300 people are allowed in areas close to protection spaces.
Haifa, Hadera, and Surrounding Areas:
This region covers cities like Zichron Ya’akov, Or Akiva, Caesarea, Yokneam, and Nazareth.
Educational Activities: Educational activities are allowed without any restrictions.
Workplaces: Businesses can operate freely, with no restrictions in place.
Gatherings and Services: Gatherings of up to 1,000 people are permitted without restrictions.
Rest of the Country:
In other regions of Israel, all activities can continue without any specific restrictions.
Educational Activities: Unrestricted.
Workplaces: No operational limitations.
Gatherings and Services: No limitations on the size of gatherings.
These guidelines are critical to ensure the safety of the public during this period of heightened alert, and residents are encouraged to stay informed of updates through the national emergency portal, oref.org.il.
