Chai Shaulian, one of the most prominent opponents of corona vaccines in Israel, died today (Monday) at Wolfson Hospital after contracting the virus.
Even during his hospitalization, Shaulian insisted on his opposition to the rules of distance and vaccinations.
In a post he wrote while in the hospital, Shaulian said: "Dear friends. My condition is extremely critical. I am in a very difficult situation in the Corona ward. Unable to speak and respond to people. I have no oxygen."
"This morning I woke up I was wet as if some buckets of water had been spilled. It took me about an hour to figure out who I am, where I am and what I am doing here. Lack of oxygen is a terrible and horrible thing. I thank all those who care and support. You can pray it helps. Creator with me, I "Not afraid. I believe I will get out of it with the help of the name, in my estimation it will take another two weeks, maybe three."
Wolfson Hospital, Joshua Joseph - Archive
Despite everything he said, Ulyan called for the fight against vaccines to continue: "Keep fighting. The state is carrying out criminal self-interest on us. Do not give up. The green mark will not be established in Israel. ".
Before that, he uploaded a video in which he detailed his arrest about a week ago.
"The Israeli police poisoned him, emptied my whole body of material. I tell you that this is my attempt to assassinate. If something happens to me, then you will understand that this is the reality."
Many surfers reacted to Shaulian's death and claimed that he was maliciously murdered at the hospital.
"Let his soul be in heaven. Kill a kingdom. Killed maliciously. God will avenge his blood," one of them wrote.
Many more joined in with similar readings.
Others regretted his death, but stressed that the vaccine could have saved Shaulian.
"One of the prominent activists against vaccines has died of corona. Very sad. Unnecessary death. Vaccines save lives, go get vaccinated."
Another wrote: "Until his last moments that Ulyan opposed a vaccine that could have saved his life. How a pity, hopefully his tragic death will serve to explain the importance of vaccines."
