Israel is the first country to order a second, nationwide coronavirus lockdown. But with protesters filling the streets, Government ministers openly revolting and businesses vowing to keep trading, authorities fear a rebellion.
Its attempt to block an annual pilgrimage of ultra-orthodox Jews to the tomb of a rabbi in the Ukrainian city of Uman sparked angry demonstrations and covert attempts by many ultra-orthodox to beat the travel ban.to work out the weak points in Ukraine's 230 border crossings, while others quit their jobs to catch early flights.
"I think we are talking both about the public not trusting the Government … and we have the Government maybe not trusting the public enough," he said. "Instead of dealing with the coronavirus, he's dealing with his own issues," said Efrat Safran, an organiser of anti-Netanyahu protests that have been running across the country for the past three months.
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