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Aner Ottolenghi receives the Israeli-developed Coronavirus vaccination at the Hadassah Ein Karem hospital in Jerusalem, November 1, 2020.
One week ahead of the beginning of Israel’s campaign of coronavirus vaccination, when hundreds of thousands of citizens will be receiving text messages inviting them to show up at their HMO clinics for the shot, an Israel Hayom survey revealed on Sunday that more than a third of the public, 37%, plan to refuse the vaccine. Only 44% would agree to get vaccinated and almost a fifth, 19%, were uncertain â setting the rate of those who at the moment consider refusing vaccination at a whopping 56%.