No, I don't, but with the way Sylvester Stallone speaks these days, you'd think he was, because he is barely legible. Like Ozzy. Man, they have to give him subtitles on most of the lines he speaks, and he doesn't box!
A couple of points about Israel: 1. they heavily depended on Pfizer, which has shown to wane against hospitalizations and deaths in the elderly 2. they are not 80% vaccinated. They got off to a great start and hit a wall, like us in America. Israel is only at 62% vaccinated.
Last week I saw an article putting it at 80 percent. I think you all are citing a number which is includes those not eligible for vax or is stale. I am not vouching for 80...but when gwb lying writes something...it has no credibility.
I provided in depth the vaccinated percentage of Israel -- as of September 19th they are only 61.7% fully vaccinated and only 67% vaccinated with one dose. There are many sources you can get the data from showing this and you have been provided with this information previously with links from reputable sources. Why do you continuously lie about it.
I've seen stats between 60% - 64% of Israel being fully vaccinated. In contrast, Israel has stated a few times that they have a target (goal) of 80% fully vaccinated. wrbtrader
I took stats from the home page of the Google search today which is sourced from Our World in Data. It appears you chart is directly from Out World In Data. EDITED to ad screen shot below:
Just give the link. I am on my phone but a quick Google search shows Reuters has it at 81.4 percent. Again I am not vouching for Reuters but I want to see your source. Haaretz had it at 78 pecent less than a month ago.
Provide your Reuters link --- I find no information which shows 80% from Reuters or any other source.
Reuters does have Israel @ 81.4% vaccinated but their statistics are flawed... ---------- This vaccine rollout data is reported by the number of doses of coronavirus vaccines administered, not the number of people who have been vaccinated. Because most vaccines require two doses and many countries have different schedules to deliver the second dose, we don’t know with this data how many people have ultimately received both doses. https://graphics.reuters.com/world-coronavirus-tracker-and-maps/countries-and-territories/israel/ ---------- One way to explain the above...pretend your country only has 10 people. You have enough dosage for every 10 of those people. Yet, 8 people register to be vaccinated. Reality, only 6 people show up to get vaccinated. Reuters will then report 8 people will eventually be vaccinated because there's enough dosage for all 10 people but only 8 register. Simply, Reuters is not looking at the fact that only 6 people showed up to be vaccinated. It gets worst..when people become Covid infected, Covid hospitalized...Reuters will still keep that format based upon how many people will eventually be vaccinated based upon how many dosages they currently have available / how many people are registered to be vaccinate via their use of the word "administered" instead of how many people were actually vaccinated (people that were jabbed). wrbtrader