The Israeli government announced that it will impose a COVID-19 vaccine passport system for many events in the country. Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced in a statement on Thursday that “as of 8 August, those who refuse vaccines will not be able to go to the cinema, the theater, the synagogue, the amusement park, the soccer game or any activity with over 100 people, indoors or out, unless they bring negative results from a coronavirus test, at their expense.” “Yes, they will fully bear the costs of the test,” he reiterated, adding that people who have “carried out their civic duty and have been vaccinated” have “no reason” to pay for tests for those who don’t get vaccinated. The government had removed most COVID-19 restrictions after a mass vaccination campaign in the country, which included removing a “Green Pass” vaccine passport-style system that only lets people who were vaccinated or had recovered …