Ahead of Ramadan, Health Ministry places billboards with rules in Arab areas

The Health Ministry is launching an ad campaign warning Arab Israelis to abide by the health rules during the upcoming month-long Ramadan holiday.

The ministry urges Muslims to pray at home and have the nightly iftar break-fast meals at home without guests, in accordance with the health regulations amid the pandemic.

It says it’s placing billboards in Arab Israeli towns and cities, purchasing print and radio ads, and sending text messages to Bedouin Israelis in the Negev to raise awareness, in a NIS 3 million ($85,000) campaign.

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