Palestinians Cancel Deal For COVID-19 Vaccines From Israel

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The Palestinian Authority canceled a deal on Friday to receive soon-to-expire COVID-19 vaccines from Israel after an initial Israeli shipment showed an expiration date sooner than had been agreed, the PA health minister said.

Israel and the PA announced a vaccine swap deal earlier on Friday that would have seen Israel send up to 1.4 million Pfizer-BioNTech doses to the PA, in exchange for receiving a reciprocal number of doses from the PA later this year.

The doses were due to “expire soon,” Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett’s office said in a statement announcing the deal. The PA said they had been “approved in order to speed up the vaccination process” in the occupied West Bank and Gaza.

“They told us the expiration date was in July or August, which would allow lots of time for use,” PA Health Minister Mai Alkaila told reporters later on Friday.

“But (the expiration) turned out to be in June. That’s not enough time to use them, so we rejected them,” she said.

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3 COMMENTS

  1. As far as I am concerned, the Palestinians are more than welcome to obtain Covid immunity through “natural” means, overcoming the disease itself, with its inherent mortality. Let the natural selection work for them. Why would anyone care about people more than those people care about their own selves?

  2. That the vax are expired is the media’s and big pharma’s version. The truth is they read about the over 150,000 dead and the hundreds of thousands wounded.

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