Israel: Tel Aviv remains largely sealed
Since January 2021, Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport has been unusually quiet. Apart from a few domestic and cargo flights, there is not much going on. The reason for this is that the government has ordered a widespread closure for international traffic. This will not change any time soon. Although the travel restrictions are to be gradually lifted, the number of possible entries will be limited to 1.000 per day. Initially, these will primarily be open to people with Israeli citizenship and the Green Pass (proof of vaccination). The number of daily entries will be gradually increased. However, people who are not vaccinated need a special permit to leave the country. Foreigners also need a permit to enter the country, and the chances of this being granted without proof of vaccination in the future are not good.