Israeli Health Minister Yuli Edelstein said Tuesday that there was “no way” the country’s second nationwide coronavirus lockdown would be lifted after three weeks as originally planned. Israelis are going to be on house arrest for the foreseeable future.

Israel imposed its second lockdown on September 18 after the coronavirus infection rate soared. It was originally scheduled to end on October 10, however, “the authorities” insist on keeping people locked up with no freedom for as long as possible. On Friday, the totalitarian measures were tightened further after the initial eight days of house arrest failed to bring down the world’s highest infection rate per capita.

Israel has closed schools and cultural events and the lockdown has closed the vast majority of workplaces, markets, and places of worship, according to a report by Medical Express. 

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he made a “mistake” reopening Israel’s economy, even though protests against the lockdowns have soared to point that the government is going to debate ways to limit and regular demonstrations against them. People have been protesting Netanyahu’s heavy-handed tyrannical response to the coronavirus for months.

Convoys of vehicles were meanwhile heading to Jerusalem to protest the more draconian restrictions on demonstrations.

People clearly don’t want to be enslaved, however, governments are doubling down at the commands of the elitists. The goal is a New World Order in which free-thinking will be impossible or punished harshly.

“The opening of the economy and our lives will be gradual and slow,” stated Edelstein. According to government (rigged and inaccurate) numbers,  Israel has recorded more than 233,000 infections and 1,507 deaths in a population of nine million. According to military intelligence, not only does Israel have the world’s highest weekly infection rate per capita, its daily death rate per capita has passed that of the world’s hardest-hit country, the United States.

“We know that no one ever seizes power with the intention of relinquishing it. Power is not a means; it is an end.” –George Orwell, 1984