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Netanyahu: We are preparing for another vaccination campaign in six months' time, prepare the children
The Prime Minister and the Minister of Health refer to the agreements signed with Pfizer and Modernana, under which Israel will purchase millions of vaccine doses by the end of 2022. Senior Likud statements come after the Knesset plenum yesterday approved the bloc of Netanyahu's opponents' proposal.
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Tuesday, 20 April 2021, 17:51 Updated: 18:18
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said today (Tuesday) that another vaccination campaign against the corona virus is expected to take place in Israel in six months.
"We are preparing for another vaccination campaign," Netanyahu said, adding, "So prepare the shoulders and the children."
Netanyahu and Health Minister Yuli Edelstein make a statement to the media regarding vaccines against the virus, after Israel signed agreements with Pfizer and Moderna
yesterday to
purchase millions of vaccine doses by the end of 2022.
Yesterday Israel announced the two agreements - under the agreement with Pfizer, Israel will purchase millions of vaccines by For 2022. In addition, Israel and Pfizer have agreed on the existence of an option to purchase millions of other vaccine doses.
It was later learned that Israel had also signed a three-million vaccine supply agreement with Moderna.
The vaccines were purchased in the amount remaining in the budget surplus, and do not require government approval.
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Israel has signed an agreement with Pfizer to purchase millions of vaccine doses for 2022
Said another vaccination is expected in six months.
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The statements of senior Likud members come after the Knesset plenum yesterday approved the proposal of a bloc of Netanyahu's opponents for the composition of the organizing committee, by a majority of 60 supporters against 51 opponents.
The Likud's proposal was rejected by the RAAM party, after it voted in favor of the opposite outline.
Minutes earlier, Netanyahu and right-wing chairman Naftali Bennett reached a compromise on the composition of the committee.
According to the agreement between the two, Yemina supported a proposal that defines one representative in the committee for every five Knesset members, and in return the Likud was supposed to transfer one representative from its quota in the committee to Bennett's party, but the proposal fell by a majority of 60 against 58 supporters.
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