Yoav Eliassy posted an angry post to Instagram after having difficulty setting a close date for the vaccine against Corona to his father • Following the post, he was contacted by Clalit • Eliassy: "This is not Clalit's fault, there is total anarchy here"
The shadow against journalists who get vaccinated
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Pini Silok, photo from "Six Nations"
Corona vaccine prey continues to generate confrontation and anger: Yoav Eliassi, who is "the shadow", posted a particularly angry post against Clalit Health Fund on Instagram, after failing to get a vaccination appointment for his father.
"The greatest impudence I have ever heard," Eliassi opened the post.
"I sat and watched the privileged, healthy, fat, rich and famous Israel 12 and 13 Israeli reporters and journalist parade get vaccinated against Corona. Some are in the same general health fund that my parents are in (Amnon Levy, I look at you).
" My father is a man. A patient, 100% disabled, begs to get the vaccine soon so he can finally leave the house after being locked up for eight months in his house in immense fear, and instead of giving him the vaccine, they gave him the date for another two and a half months !.
Clalit HMOs prefer to give to healthy and famous people and underestimate patients at risk, and all this just so they can see their logo on TV.
"You should be ashamed of yourself! I'm not threatening or anything, but you should be ashamed of yourself. That's all. If anything happens to my dad (yes, now I'm threatening) you will not see me rest. "In front of politicians, in front of reporters and in front of everyone else. Shame on you! General."
The post received more than 9,000 likes and hundreds of comments.
Many reinforced Eliassy's words and expressed sympathy with his anger, and some even argued that his anger was directed to the wrong places.
According to these, the documentation of vaccinated journalists is intended to encourage the population to be vaccinated and is not done with the aim of flaunting the preferential treatment they receive.
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Following the publication of the post and the uproar it provoked, officials at Clalit Health Fund contacted Eliassi in an attempt to figure out how to help him.
In an interview with Israel Today, Eliassy said: "I did not write the potty for my father, but for justice. Sick people should get the vaccine before the politicians and celebs in the State of Israel. My father was supposed to go in for surgery, and it does not make sense that a person is afraid to go in for surgery. Out and not giving him the vaccine.
"They did talk to me from Clalit, but he has not yet received the vaccine and went in for surgery today.
They were very nice and explained the problem to me.
Hopefully everyone will get the vaccine soon and will be fine. "
Eliassi wanted to emphasize that despite the angry post, he does not blame Clalit Health Fund." It is not Clalit's fault, there is anarchy here.
Anarchy is total and for everyone, "he said. A
Clalit Health Fund spokeswoman said in response that Clalit is prepared to vaccinate more than two-thirds of the elderly population in Israel at a rate of more than 40,000 vaccines a day.
The temporary burden indicates a high response rate to the vaccines of the population, and we welcome that.
We are sure that the vaccinated public will show understanding and be a little patient.
Next week, we will operate 80 vaccine complexes throughout the country, which will operate during long hours. "