Israel starts reopening as number of vaccinations nears 50%
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Shops are open to all but leisure centres limited to those inoculated or immune showing a ‘Green Pass’ app.
People in Israel are one step closer to returning to normalcy as the country’s economy began reopening after almost half the population received coronavirus vaccine shots. Swathes of the country opened for business on Sunday with shops available to all and access to gyms and theatres limited to those who had been inoculated and others who are immune after recovering from COVID-19. Access is granted by a “Green Pass” app, designed by the health ministry, which is linked to personal medical files.
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