PM Netanyahu: "It is good that the cabinet has accepted the recommendations of the Health Ministry ... with only minor changes."
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Lockdown ends Sunday at 7 a.m. - here’s what you need to know
Israeli skies close until Feb. 21 – here's how you can still enter, exit
The country's Exceptions Committee will be able to approve the entry and exit of certain people for specific reasons.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Israeli skies close until Feb. 21 - here's how you can still enter, exit
Hours before lockdown ends, police kicks up enforcement efforts in TLV
People were reportedly told to go home even if they proved that their place of residence was within the 1 kilometre distance restriction.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Hours before lockdown ends, police kicks up enforcement efforts in TLV
ICC approves investigation into Israel, citing war crimes
US voices 'serious concerns' • ICC recognizes Palestinian Authority as under its jurisdiction
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: ICC approves investigation into Israel, citing war crimes
Thousands gather in Tunisia in largest protest for years
While protesters are commemorating the 2013 killing of a prominent activist, worsening living conditions and police brutality are fuelling marches in the capital..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: Thousands gather in Tunisia in largest protest for years
Spotlight on Mum: Leading Qatari feminist, university dean and mother – Doha News Qatar
Being a mother is a beautiful journey that includes love, self-discovery and empowerment, Dr Amal Al-Malki says..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: Spotlight on Mum: Leading Qatari feminist, university dean and mother – Doha News Qatar
Video: David Guetta’s special Burj Al Arab helipad show
Celebrated French DJ David Guetta took the Burj Al Arab helipad to deliver a memorable show..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: Video: David Guetta’s special Burj Al Arab helipad show
Al-Qaeda’s top man in Yemen captured last year, UN reveals
Khalid Batarfi was reportedly handed over to Saudi authorities in the latest hammer blow to the leadership of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
Source: Al Monitor
Full Article: Al-Qaeda’s top man in Yemen captured last year, UN reveals
Gulf countries, Egypt have ‘strategic’ and ‘historical’ relationship: Al-Hajraf
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and Egypt have a “strategic” and “historical” relationship, the council’s Secretary-General Nayef bin Falah al-Hajraf said on Sunday during a joint press conference with Egyptian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry.Countries in the region must respect the sovereignty of their neighboring Arab countries, al-Hajraf added.For all the latest headlines follow our Google News channel online or via the app.The GCC supports Egypt in the conflict with Ethiopia about the Renaissance Dam, he said.The secretary-general reiterated that the council supports the establishment of a Palestinian state and the return of Palestinian refugees to their home country.He also added that Iran’s intervention in Yemen through the Houthi militia must be stopped.Yemen’s stability plays a big role in the region’s stability, he said.For his part, Shoukry reiterated that Egypt and the Gulf countries have the same strategic path in the region, and said that his country rejects any interference in the affairs of Arab countries.Read more:Egypt says it will open its airspace with Qatar pending fulfillment of demandsSaudi Arabia and Egypt discuss regional stability, Palestinian cause, Renaissance Dam
Source: Al Arabiya
Full Article: Gulf countries, Egypt have ‘strategic’ and ‘historical’ relationship: Al-Hajraf
Abu Dhabi bans gatherings, limits capacity in malls, beaches, restaurants
The United Arab Emirates’ capital Abu Dhabi on Sunday imposed a new list of restrictions in an effort to curb the recent surge of coronavirus infections in the country, the Abu Dhabi Media Office announced.For more coronavirus news, visit our dedicated page.The new regulations will come into effect immediately, according to the media office’s circular.Gatherings and parties will be strictly prohibited in the capital city, and movie theaters will be closed. A maximum of 10 people will be allowed to attend marriage ceremonies and family gatherings, the circular said.A maximum of 20 people will be allowed to attend funerals and mourning services, it added.Shopping malls will be limited to a 40 percent capacity, while restaurants, cafes, hotels, and public beaches and parks will be limited to a 60 percent capacity.Private beaches and swimming pools will only be allowed to operate at a 50 percent capacity rate, the circular said.Gyms must operate at a 50 percent capacity as a precautionary measure against the virus.Taxis will be limited to a 45 percent capacity and buses to 75 percent, according to the circular.The UAE has been reporting a surge of COVID-19 infections in recent weeks, with health officials recording over 3,000 new cases a day.On Saturday, Abu Dhabi announced it would require government employees to undergo a weekly COVID-19 test as authorities reduce office attendance to 30 percent capacity.Read more:Abu Dhabi requires weekly COVID-19 tests for government employees, reduces attendanceUAE vaccine centers to focus on elderly, those with chronic conditions: WAM
Source: Al Arabiya
Full Article: Abu Dhabi bans gatherings, limits capacity in malls, beaches, restaurants