2020年2月23日日曜日

イスラエルが日本をイラン・韓国・北朝鮮のお仲間認定 韓国人130人を入国拒否、韓国人韓国客1000人にホテルでの待機支持

Japan summons Israeli ambassador to protest travel ban
Senior officials in Tokyo lamented the ban to Israeli Ambassador to Japan Yaffa Ben-Ari, saying that they view the decision very negatively.
By LAHAV HARKOV FEBRUARY 23, 2020 13:37
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TRAVELLERS, WEARING masks as a precautionary measure to avoid contracting coronavirus, are seen at Guarulhos International Airport in Guarulhos, Sao Paulo state, Brazil. (photo credit: REUTERS)
TRAVELLERS, WEARING masks as a precautionary measure to avoid contracting coronavirus, are seen at Guarulhos International Airport in Guarulhos, Sao Paulo state, Brazil.
(photo credit: REUTERS)
Officials in Seoul and Tokyo summoned Israeli diplomats on Sunday to protest Israel’s ban on the entry of people traveling from South Korea and Japan due to the spread of the coronavirus outbreak.
Israeli Ambassador to Japan Yaffa Ben-Ari and Charge D’affaires in South Korea Rasha Atamny were both told by the governments in their postings that they view the travel ban with severity.
The ban on South Koreans entering Israel began on Sunday while the block on Japanese nationals will come into effect at 8 a.m. on Monday. Israel has also banned entry from people who were in China, Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand and Singapore in recent weeks.

The South Korean government filed a formal complaint to Israel on Sunday morning, saying they “demanded that such an incident not occur again.”
Foreign Minister Israel Katz said his ministry “is taking the necessary steps to ensure the public’s health while keeping up the important relations with Asian countries. We will continue to act in coordination with the relevant authorities in Israel.”
Katz spoke following a Foreign Ministry situation assessment meeting on Sunday, in which members of Israel’s delegations in China, Japan and South Korea, lamented that Israel’s response has harmed relations with those countries.
Foreign Ministry director-general Yuval Rotem responded that the health of the Israeli public is the government’s priority, though Israel will try minimize harm to diplomatic relations and continue an open dialogue with the relevant countries.
Rotem plans to meet with the South Korean ambassador to Israel on Sunday afternoon.
The Health Ministry website briefly said that Israel would be totally closing its borders to all foreign nationals, but then deleted the message late Saturday night.
Israel did not allow 130 South Koreans to disembark from flight KE957 from Seoul that landed at Ben-Gurion Airport on Saturday night. Twelve Israelis were allowed off the plane and transported home in Magen David Adom ambulances. The plane was then sent back to Seoul. 
The refusal to admit the passengers followed a sharp increase in coronavirus cases in South Korea on Saturday, when local health authorities said the number of infected people had doubled to 433, as well as confirmation that nine South Korean nationals tested positive for the virus after returning from Israel earlier this month.
The Airports Authority announced Sunday that it made arrangements for the South Korean passengers who were unable to depart on Saturday night’s flight back to their country. According to the authority, passengers departed on commercial flights with foreign airlines that had connections through third countries.
The Foreign Ministry decided on Sunday that it would send more staff to a special command room at Ben-Gurion Airport to help tourists who are banned from entering Israel.
An additional 1,000 tourists from South Korea currently traveling in Israel have been instructed to avoid public places, and instead remain in isolation in their hotels.
Israel has long sought to have South Korea remove its permanent travel warning its citizens against visiting Israel due to the security situation, in order to boost economic ties between the two countries.

https://www.jpost.com/International/Japan-summons-Israeli-ambassador-to-protest-travel-ban-618485


日本もイラン・韓国のお仲間認定ですな、、、(爆wwwwwww

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よくわからないんだけど、中東から丸ごと撤退したいのがアメリカの意図なら別に嫌われても良いのでは?
イスラエルのために戦費と人的犠牲をバカスカ負担してこそペットの本懐!と引き続き中東に米軍派兵したいなら知らんけど

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外国製品を買わざるを得ない生活をやってみてわかったのは、必要最小限の食料飲料生活用品を買うなら全部日本製品で間に合うし、そのほうが安いということ

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国別IQ比較

https://indeep.jp/world-iq-82-and-no-1-is-japan-107/
1位 日本 (107)

44位 イスラエル (92)

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突き詰めて言うとFUKUSHIMAよりマシ
伝染って応援 グレタ逃げんなよ

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イスラエルの北の方角から鐘がゴーンとなりますた

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<突き詰めて言うとFUKUSHIMAよりマシ>

難しい比較。だがどちらも心身及び社会経済活動をハカイに導く

・このウイルスは世界のどこでも感染する可能性あり
・無症状であっても体調の変化で発症する
・抗体ができないとされているので何度でも罹患する⇒健康な生活送れない
・重症者は高齢、既往症もちとされているが、子ども若者も罹患し始めている
・治療薬、ワクチンの開発は未定。”毒を持って毒を制す”のは全面的に信頼できない
・現在アメリカでインフルエンザ罹患で1万人以上死亡者が出ているが、
 このブカン19号が毎シーズン流行という状況になれば社会が致命傷を抱えることなるの

<太陽>コロナ=プラズマ=宇宙に不可欠  だから命名された。かな

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Jewish persecutions during the Black Death - Wikipedia
The Black Death persecutions and massacres were a series of violent attacks on Jewish communities blamed for outbreaks of the ... Jews were often taken as scapegoats and accusations spread that Jews had caused ...

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plague Italy 14th century

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www.telegraph.co.uk
Ring a Ring o' Roses: Bubonic plague is much more widespread than you think
8 May 2019 · But the plague – which killed some 50 million people in the 14th century when it was known as the Black Death – is still doing the rounds, as the recent death of two people in Mongolia has ...

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Some 200 Israeli students, teachers ordered into quarantine ...www.timesofisrael.com › number-of-israeli-students-to-enter-quaranti...
3 days ago - Some 200 Israeli students and teachers have been ordered to self-quarantine after coming into contact with a group of South Koreans ...

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Korean nationals who visited Israel, West Bank tested positive ...www.haaretz.com › israel-news › health-ministry-korean-nationals-wh...
1 day ago - ... Israeli tests positive for coronavirus, hundereds in quarantine after coming in contact with South Korea tourists. Nine South Korean nationals who visited Israel and the West Bank in February have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, known as COVID-19, Israel's Health Ministry said on Saturday.