Police minister says cops won’t crash weddings to ensure new rules observed

As the government approves the so-called “Revelry Pass,” Public Security Minister Omer Barlev says police will check that the health rules are observed at weddings, but likely won’t enter the event halls.

“There is no intention for police and inspectors to break into halls and forcibly remove revelers,” he says.

The new pass will require mass events with over 100 participants to ensure all are vaccinated, recovered or tested negative for the coronavirus.

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