They include: a cap on the size of the fishing fleet; mesh size restrictions; gear modifications; prohibition of scuba diving; relocation of inshore fishing efforts to deep sea areas; seasonal fishing restrictions or temporary outright fishing bans (e.g. a ban on fishing in Lake Kinneret in the period 2010-12); doubling the minimum depth allowed for fishing with trawlers; and online monitoring of trawlers. Some members of Israel’s scientific and environmental communities, and of the general public, have raised concerns that fishing off the country’s coasts is endangering other living marine resources, including marine mammals (Chapter 3). Most of these initiatives constitute command and control approaches.