Jerusalem mayor opposes shutting off haredi neighborhoods

Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion has pronounced that he opposes shutting off haredi neighborhoods, notwithstanding a widespread of coronavirus.

“In a haredi community, there are families with many children, some of whom live in tighten quarters, that creates it formidable for them to quarantine those who are ill,” he explained.

Beginning on Sunday morning, he said, there will be a new domicile in a Jerusalem municipality, that will work to pierce some of a haredim who are ill with coronavirus to a Olive Tree (Etz Hazayit) hotel, and some of those in a eastern areas to a Seven Arches (Sheva Hakshatot) hotel. The domicile will be staffed by member of a Home Front Command, Israel Police, Magen David Adom, health funds, and applicable village centers.

“Jerusalem’s Mayor, Moshe Lion, is in tighten hit with all a supervision offices on this issue, and he opposes all incitement opposite one zone or another,” a matter from a municipality said.

“The Mayor calls on a whole open to particularly keep a Health Ministry guidelines. These are discipline that save lives.”