Under the new rules, both vaccinated and unvaccinated tourists of all ages will be allowed into Israel, as long as they submit a negative PCR test before boarding the flight and pass another one after landing in the country. The citizens of Israel returning home will not be required to take a pre-flight test, but only a PCR upon landing. Also, unvaccinated Israeli citizens will not have to quarantine after their return to Israel as long as they test negative upon arrival. Israeli Health Ministry had originally recommended only allowing unvaccinated tourists under the age of 12 to enter the country, and only if they are accompanied by vaccinated parents. However, Tourism Minister Razvozov strongly opposed the proposal, demanding that all unvaccinated children under the age of 18 be allowed in, citing tourism-related considerations.

Source: Ethiopian News February 22, 2022 20:24 UTC