How can foreigners still come to Israel despite coronavirus restrictions?

Foreign nationals wishing to travel to Israel may still do so given that they meet some specific restrictions implemented by the Israeli Health Ministry.

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
A PASSENGER at Ben-Gurion Airport heads home to quarantine. (photo credit: RONEN ZVULUN/REUTERS)
A PASSENGER at Ben-Gurion Airport heads home to quarantine.
(photo credit: RONEN ZVULUN/REUTERS)
Foreign nationals wishing to travel to Israel may still do so given that they meet some specific restrictions implemented by the Israeli Health Ministry.
Beginning on March 12, 2020, foreign nationals will be allowed entry if they submit proof and a signed declaration that the traveler can stay in home quarantine for 14 days upon their arrival in Israel. 
It should be noted that this excludes hotels and student dormitories as acceptable accommodations. 
The declaration attesting to a place of stay must be submitted to the Embassy of Israel or nearest Israeli Consulate. Tourist visas will then only be issued under special circumstances. 
Tourists who are already in Israel will be given a few days to organize their flights back home. After arrival to Israel as a tourist – if symptoms of COVID-19 appear, the traveler in question must contact Magen David Adom at the telephone number 101 for further examinations.
The Health Ministry is asking that these tourists follow five guidelines: 1) Call Magen David Adom if they experience any symptoms; 2) pay careful attention to their personal hygiene; 3) stay away from public gatherings; 4) understand that they cannot leave and then return to the country and; 5) report on their whereabouts while in Israel.
Additional information can be found on the Ministry of Health website.