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How effective has the Covid vaccine been in Israel?

21 January 2021

10:45 PM

21 January 2021

10:45 PM

The world’s eyes are on Israel at the moment, as the country continues its phenomenally fast roll-out of the Pfizer vaccine. As of yesterday, the country had vaccinated a third of its population with at least one dose, which means we are starting to find out vital information about the vaccine’s effectiveness and how it works in the real world.

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