The Health Ministry on Monday released the latest tally of confirmed coronavirus cases that have now reached 4,347.
There are 80 people are described to be in a serious condition of which 69 require the help of ventilators.
Hospitals are treating 543 people, 2,107 are being treated at home, and 586 are in hotels dedicated to people confirmed with the disease.
There are 962 are awaiting a decision regarding their treatment and 139 people have so far recovered and 15 people have died as a result of the virus.
Health Ministry officials warn of a shortage in ventilators following their estimates that up to 5,000 people will be in need of respiratory assistance as a result of the disease.
There has been a 46% increase in severe cases needing ventilators in the past 24 hours.
Many of the seriously ill come from ultra-Orthodox communities, prompting police to announce they will increase enforcement of government's regulations in the affected areas.
On Monday police conducted raids on dozens of Synagogues in the ultra-Orthodox quarter of Mea Shearim in Jerusalem, arresting three people for violating government directives.
First published: 10:37, 03.30.20