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Caught on hot mic, Israeli health minister says ‘green pass’ not based on epidemiology

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Israel is one of the most widely vaccinated countries in the world, with 61 percent of the population fully inoculated. The country is currently administering booster shots, which are currently available for everyone over the age of 30. Data from Israel shows that Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine is only around 39% effective against the Delta variant of the virus.

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Israeli health minister says vaccine passport system doesn’t have ‘medical justification’ in some cases – leaked footage

Israeli officials have been caught admitting that in many situations, the country’s ‘Green Pass’ is not “medically justified,” but exists to pressure citizens into getting vaccinated.

3 years ago·Russian Federation

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The Gateway Pundit

CAUGHT ON HOT MIC: Top Israeli Health Minister Admits Vaccine Passports "Only Intended to Pressure Unvaccinated to Get Vaccinated"

Unaware that he was on hot mic — Israeli Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz admitted that vaccine passports were primarily about coercing skeptical people to get the vaccine.Via Zero Hedge. Unaware that his words were being broadcast live to the nation on Channel 12, Horowitz told Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked that not only should the green pass be removed as a requirement to dine at outdoor restaurants, but also, “For swimming pools, too, not ju…

3 years ago·United States

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summit.news

Hot Mic Catches Israeli Health Minister Admitting Vaccine Passports Are About Coercion

Officials unaware comments were being broadcast live on television.

3 years ago

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Oops: Hot mic catches Israeli health minister admitting vaccine passports are about coercion -

Officials unaware comments were being broadcast live on television. Unaware that he was on a hot mic and being broadcast live on a TV station, Israeli health minister Nitzan Horowitz admitted that vaccine passports were primarily about coercing...

3 years ago

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Caught on hot mic, Israeli health minister says ‘green pass’ not based on epidemiology

“Our problem is people who don’t get vaccinated. We need [to influence] them a bit; otherwise, we’ll never get out of this,” Nitzan Horowitz tells Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked.

3 years ago

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Israeli health minister says vaccine passport system doesn’t have ‘medical justification’ in some cases – leaked footage

Israeli health minister says vaccine passport system doesn’t have ‘medical justification’ in some cases – leaked footage

CAUGHT ON HOT MIC: Top Israeli Health Minister Admits Vaccine Passports "Only Intended to Pressure Unvaccinated to Get Vaccinated"

CAUGHT ON HOT MIC: Top Israeli Health Minister Admits Vaccine Passports "Only Intended to Pressure Unvaccinated to Get Vaccinated"

Hot Mic Catches Israeli Health Minister Admitting Vaccine Passports Are About Coercion

Hot Mic Catches Israeli Health Minister Admitting Vaccine Passports Are About Coercion

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Caught on hot mic, Israeli health minister says ‘green pass’ not based on epidemiology

Caught on hot mic, Israeli health minister says ‘green pass’ not based on epidemiology

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