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Israel has further eased its Covid-19 entry requirements as the country sees an "ongoing decrease" in the number of reported cases of the virus.
The destination will no longer require passengers to fill out an entry form prior to arrival after it eased other Covid-induced restrictions earlier this year.
The changes came into effect on Sunday (9 October).
International arrivals are allowed to enter the country without having to show proof of vaccination against Covid-19, of having recently recovered from the infection, or of a recent negative test.
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