Netanyahu Announces 30-Day New Measures to Combat Virus Outbreak

By Staff, Agencies

Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced new measures in the ‘Israeli’-occupied territories designed to combat the spread of the coronavirus that will likely have a significant impact on the apartheid entity’s economy. 

Netanyahu began his remarks by touching on the issue of mass surveillance his government approved over the weekend. 

The government on Sunday gave the Shin Bet [the Zionist entity’s Security Agency] wide authority to track settlers carrying the coronavirus via their cellphone data. 

Netanyahu said during his remarks Monday evening, however, that the program will be temporary and only last only 30 days. 

An "emergency framework" regulating workers' attendance at companies and offices will also be instituted, with the government requiring 70% of employees to work from home if possible. 

The measures may be extended into the future.