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Home Front Command says schools in Tel Aviv, central area should return to normal
View of an empty classroom at a school in Tel Aviv, during a strike of the National Student and Youth Council, on September 12, 2023. (Flash90)
The Home Front Command issues new regulations saying that schooling in Tel Aviv and other towns in the Dan area of the center can return to fully normal operations starting tomorrow.
This means that schools can operate even if they don’t have access for all students to a protected area in the case of rocket fire.
It remains to be seen if the Tel Aviv Municipality will go along with the new regulations or refuse to restart a full schedule.
Rocket fire from Gaza has lessened significantly over the past couple weeks compared to the early weeks of the war, although there is still sporadic fire toward the center of the country.
