Vaccinated Israelis to Receive "Free Movement" Waivers as 50% to 75% are Unwilling to take Experimental COVID19 Vaccine

Health Ministry says holders of ‘green passports’ will be able to attend public events and eat at restaurants; recent polls reveal 50% to 75% of Israelis are unwilling to take the jab over concerns it had been developed too fast

by Ynet News

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Israelis who choose to get vaccinated against coronavirus will receive “free movement” waivers, allowing them to bypass certain health restrictions, the Health Ministry has said.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said last week that Israel will begin administrating coronavirus vaccinations on December 27 and that Israel was ready to vaccinate 60,000 people a day. Thousands of doses of the Pfizer vaccine arrived in Israel last week via special charter flights.

The so-called “green passports” will be handed out only after the second shot is administered since Pfizer vaccine requires two jabs in order to be effective.

Holders of the passports will be able to attend public events and eat at restaurants among other things, Health Ministry Director-General Chezy Levy told Channel 12 on Sunday.

They will also not be required to enter mandatory quarantine after contact with a confirmed patient or after returning from a “red country” abroad.

Those travelling will also not be required to take a mandatory COVID-19 test before leaving the country.

Read the full article at: Ynet News.

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