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Israel Green Passport Will Soon Only Recognize Those Who Take Booster Jabs


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Can we say the conspiracy theorists were right again?

Their ominous warnings foreshadowed indefinite boosters and citizens barred from society if they opt-out at any time.

That’s the reality Israel faces in the near future.

Although Israel is among the world’s most vaccinated countries, their COVID-19 data is a disaster.

https://twitter.com/VaccineTruth2/status/1430369155450957827

Israel’s answer to the sharp rise in COVID-19 cases & deaths was a COVID-19 booster jab.

Thus far, over 1 million Israelis received the booster.

https://twitter.com/JoanQueralt/status/1428591743650390018

While mainstream pundits rave about the boosters, the COVID-19 dilemma has continued to spiral out of control.

According to Worldometer, Israel’s daily COVID-19 deaths reported on 8/22/21 was the highest since February 2021.

The number of vaccinated individuals hospitalized by COVID-19 continues to rise.

Israel reinstated mask mandates and plans another lockdown.

https://twitter.com/then24dotcom/status/1428027394749763584

And the infamous Green Passports are making their return.

However, there comes a twist with this reintroduction of COVID-19 Vaccine Passports.

If you don’t receive the booster, then you lose ‘fully vaccinated’ status.

Without three experimental jabs, you’re banned from large parts of society.

Permanent medical segregation.

Conspiracy theorists proven right again.

Here’s the latest updates:

But Israelis aren’t going down without a fight.

Citizens fed up with medical tyranny hit the streets to voice their outrage.

N12 reported:

Health Ministry Director General Nachman Ash is expected to expand the vaccination campaign for people aged 30 and over in the coming days. The move may take place tomorrow, and the next step is to allow the entire population to receive the third vaccine dose. The validity of the “green character”.

The character is currently valid until the end of December 2021, but once the third vaccine is approved for the entire population, the government intends to shorten the validity to six months since receiving the second dose. 

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett is interested in applying the decision from now on on the assumption that it will encourage more people to get vaccinated in the third dose, but Health Ministry Director General Ash objected and preferred to wait for the vaccine to be available to the general population.

1,482,503 Israelis have so far been vaccinated in the third dose. Yesterday, 104,379 Israelis were vaccinated in the third dose, compared to about 10,000 who received the first dose and 4,748 who received the second dose. 

From The Jerusalem Post:

Israeli health officials said that eligibility for a third vaccine might soon be open to all those over 30 and then to everyone, and the validity of the Green Pass – currently set to expire at the end of the year – might be shortened to six months after the second shot for those who don’t receive a booster.
The Health Ministry reported 6,527 new infections on Sunday, with another 5,814 as of 6 p.m. on Monday, bringing the total number of cases to 999,110, with another few hundred expected to be identified before midnight. That means that more than one in 10 Israelis have contracted corona.
Among the current active cases are Science and Technology Minister Orit Farkash-Hacohen, Labor MK Gilad Kariv, and Religious Zionist Party MK Itamar Ben-Gvir, who was released from Hadassah Medical Center in Ein Kerem late Sunday night, after spending 24 hours in the hospital.
Of those tested on Monday, 6.3% screened positive, marking the highest positivity rate since the beginning of the fourth wave.
Will Israelis comply with the Green Passports?
Or will a stronger resistance rise against this medical tyranny?
If the Israeli people don’t opt-out, then it’s a perpetual cycle of boosters for the remainder of their lives.


 

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