Key Takeaways
- Israel lifts gathering restrictions in central areas following ceasefire.
- Gathering restrictions were imposed in Israel due to the launch of projectiles by Hezbollah from Lebanon.
- Gathering restrictions remain in effect in northern Israel, with a maximum of 10, 100, 350, or 2,000 people, depending on their proximity to the Lebanese border.
Jerusalem: The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) announced Thursday evening the immediate lifting of gathering restrictions in central Israel, including Tel Aviv and its suburbs.
The decision, taken by the IDF’s Home Front Command, followed the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon that went into effect early Wednesday.
Tel Aviv and its suburbs were previously limited to gatherings of up to 2,000 people, while other areas of central Israel had similar restrictions. This was due to the launch of projectiles by Hezbollah from Lebanon.
In northern Israel, gathering restrictions remain in effect, with a maximum of 10, 100, 350, or 2,000 people, depending on their proximity to the Lebanese border.
