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<\/a>The announcement by the Israeli Defense Force\u2019s Home Front Command allows schools to resume in-person instruction, workplaces to reopen and public transportation to resume.<\/p>\nSome communities that border Gaza will continue to have restrictions on gatherings of over 2,000, a policy that had been in place prior to the launch of Israel\u2019s attacks on Iran.<\/p>\n
The lift on restrictions comes 12 days after Israel\u2019s initial strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Public gatherings as well as air travel to and from the country came to a complete halt. The threat level was also raised Sunday following the United State\u2019s attacks against Iranian nuclear sites.<\/p>\n
The Ben Gurion and Haifa airports will also return to full operations following the decision by the Home Front Command, according to the Israel Airports Authority.<\/p>\n
\u201cRestrictions on the number of incoming and outgoing flights, as well as the number of passengers on each flight, have been lifted,\u201d the Israel Airports Authority said. \u201cIn addition, restrictions on the arrival of passengers and accompanying persons at the airports have been lifted.\u201d<\/p>\n
In Beersheba, an Israeli city that suffered one of deadliest attacks from Iran during the conflict, schools will remain closed tomorrow despite the Home Front Command\u2019s announcement, according to Beersheba Mayor Ruvik Danilovich.<\/p>\n
The complete lift on restrictions will be in effect until Thursday evening, at which point it will be reassessed.<\/p>\n