May 17

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Starting Saturday, air travel to Israel won’t require any COVID tests

The Health Ministry announced Monday that beginning Saturday, May 21, both Israeli and foreign travelers will no longer be required to take a PCR test upon arrival at Ben Gurion Airport.

Israeli and foreign travelers will also no longer be required to provide a negative test result prior to boarding a flight to Israel.

Under current coronavirus rules, anyone landing at Ben Gurion Airport must take a test, which travelers must pay for themselves.

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