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Enough to include: It's time for the Corona Vaccines Mandatory Law in Israel
680,000 citizens of the country still refuse to receive the shot that can protect them from infection, illness or God forbid hospitalization.
Now is the time to deal with them with a heavy hand.
No one will forcefully oppose opponents and inject them with a dose of vaccine, but the time has come to impose painful sanctions on anyone who chooses to break the law.
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Liat Ron
Wednesday, 01 December 2021, 12:36 Updated: 12:48
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In the video: Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz at the opening of the children's vaccination campaign at the vaccination complex at the Maccabi Health Fund in Tel Aviv, November 23, 2021 (Yotam Ronen)
Enough to contain, to inform, to provide scientific proof, enough with the soft attitude, the excited requests, the pleas and the reference to the compassionate Jewish hearts, it is time to enact the Corona Vaccines Mandatory Law in Israel. After more than a year and a half of epidemic, and successful experience in dealing with the corona virus through the vaccine, 680,000 of the country’s citizens still refuse to get the shot that can protect them from infection, illness or God forbid hospitalization. Now is the time to deal with them with a hard hand and orderly legislation.
Corona's commissioner, Prof. Salman Zarka, who vehemently opposed the imposition of a vaccination obligation, realized that the emergence of the new, highly contagious variant and may even cause morbidity among vaccinated people is changing the tolerant rules of the game. In an interview with 103FM, Zarqa said the government should seriously consider mandatory vaccine legislation. MK Prof. Yuval Steinitz preceded him and promised the support of the opposition, or at least some of it, during such legislation.
In the discussion of what prevails over what, civil liberties or public health, there is no hesitation.
Public health comes first, because if the public falls ill, citizens will not have the ability to exercise their freedom.
This has already been understood in several countries around the world, the first of which, Austria, will introduce a mandatory Corona law in February, which anyone who violates it will have to pay a fine of 3,600 euros.
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In the discussion of what prevails over what, civil liberties or public health, there is no hesitation.
Corona vaccines (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Germany followed suit and the designated chancellor, Olaf Schultz, had already announced that he would promote a similar law that those who improved it would not be able to enter, among other places, shops, and the province of Saxony did not wait for the chancellor.
In Greece 60-plus-year-olds will be required to be vaccinated and from January 16 whoever does not do so will pay a fine of one hundred euros and in New York state employees who are not vaccinated will be fired from their jobs.
Contrary to what extremist vaccine opponents would say, no one will drive unhappy opponents on protected buses to MDA complexes, tie them up and inject them by force. It will not happen. But what needs to happen is the imposition of painful sanctions against anyone who chooses to break the law , Instead of protecting his health and the health of those around him, and the first of which is the imposition of the full cost of the health tax.
Corona vaccine in UK (Photo: Reuters)
The health tax in Israel is calculated according to earnings data and is deeply subsidized.
Those who earn the minimum wage pay according to a calculation of 3% of their wages and the top deciles about 5%.
The state should not fund those who knowingly abandon their health and burden the system, and therefore, any opponent of vaccinations should be required to pay a health tax of one thousand shekels a month per person.
All the outspoken and self-righteous sages, or those who just do not come to get vaccinated for some reason, will have to bear the burden of their own treatment ,.
At the same time, other restrictions can be considered, such as working from home only and restricting entry to stores that are not essential in addition to daily checks.
"Everyone in Germany will be vaccinated, recovered or die," Chancellor Schultz said at a news conference in Berlin.
This equation is also true here and the responsibility for the health of the residents of the State of Israel rests with the government.
It must also make the decision at the cost of harsh street demonstrations and extremist threats against its members, in order to protect the majority of the public.
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