On 16 March, the Bank of Israel ordered retail banks to close, but allowed special services to remain open for elderly people.

On 22 March, both the open-air Carmel Market in Tel Aviv and the open-air Mahane Yehuda Market in Jerusalem were closed by police.

Many supermarkets experienced a shortage of eggs caused by panic buying and fear of shutdown.
On 16 March, the Bank of Israel ordered retail banks to close, but allowed special services to remain open for elderly people.
On 22 March, both the open-air Carmel Market in Tel Aviv and the open-air Mahane Yehuda Market in Jerusalem were closed by police.
Many supermarkets experienced a shortage of eggs caused by panic buying and fear of shutdown.
COVID-19 pandemic in Israel