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Netanyahu to Regev: Create an outline for future flights to Greece, Cyprus

By REUTERS

JULY 26, 2020 18:34

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instructed Transport Minister Miri Regev on Sunday to prepare an outline for operating flights to Cyprus, Greece, and other green countries.

Following this, Regev instructed the professional staff of the Transportation Ministry and the Civil Aviation Authority to conclude as quickly as possible with the Health Ministry and the National Security Council an the outline that will soon be presented for approval.

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