The Israel Police said it will enforce the Home Front Command's updated guidelines banning gatherings over 5,000 nationwide, effective immediately from 18:00. Organizers of a concert scheduled for tonight at Bloomfield Stadium in Tel Aviv voluntarily canceled the event in compliance with the restrictions.
The Israel Police announced enforcement of the newly tightened civil-defense guidelines issued earlier by the Home Front Command, capping public gatherings at 5,000 people nationwide effective 18:00 Jerusalem time. In a statement, police said a situation assessment was held in the Tel Aviv district, and the production company voluntarily canceled a concert planned for tonight at Bloomfield Stadium. The force urged the public to comply with the restrictions and exercise personal responsibility. As The Zioneer reported at 18:04, the Home Front Command banned gatherings over 5,000 nationwide following an IDF assessment of an elevated threat of fire from Iran, with stricter limits (100 outdoors, 400 indoors) still in effect in the frontline zone. The police statement confirms operational implementation of that directive and provides the first concrete example of event cancellations under the new rules.
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