Tel-Chai Nation

The police ministry says the anti-Netanyahu demonstrations of recent are a Covid19 health risk:

Public Security Minister Amir Ohana on Monday defended the recording in which he is heard asking Jerusalem's head of police to relocate the anti-government protests from Prime Minister's Residence, describing them as "incubators for coronavirus".

The recording published by the public broadcaster KAN reveals the minister, in charge of Israel's law enforcement, pressured Jerusalem District Police Commander Doron Yadid to move the protests. Yadid is could be heard saying, the police were already stricter on health regulations during the rallies in Jerusalem, compared to other events.

"We asked for police's judgement on the matter," Ohana told Ynet. "The Director General of the Health Ministry Hezi Levi says the same, the protests are incubators for coronavirus, with thousands crowded in one open space."

The violence on display at these demonstrations is also a serious concern, and there were warnings of recent that threats were being made against Netanyahu as well. Worst, the attorney-general may not be taking them seriously, and that's making this a very bad situation indeed.

That aside, one can only wonder if the leftist demonstrators are comprising a significant number of the latest corona patients at hospitals:

Israeli hospitals are straining under the weight of the novel coronavirus, and the latest reports show that some of them are at more than 100% capacity in a month when hospitalizations are normally down.

The number of coronavirus patients continues to increase, with the percentage of those testing positive out of those screened close to 9% in the last day, the Health Ministry reported.

Of course this is troubling, and one has to wonder whether the left-wing anarchists of recent are contributing to the fill-ups in hospitals? Do they even care about their own health?

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