""I'm going!": Failure in vaccinations? This is Avri Gilad's advice to Naftali Bennett

December 24, 2021   

Media personality Avri Gilad refers to the failure of the booster and children's vaccination campaign - and compares Israelis to the 'desert generation'. Gilad, who voted for 'Yamina' in the last elections, and declared after the government was formed, "I do not intend to apologize for voting Bennett, "In my opinion, a government headed by a right-wing, religious, moral person is a wonderful surprise," he suggests.Prime Minister's advice on how to increase The number of people vaccinated. In his weekly column in Israel Hayom, Gilad writes: "... Right now I am reading the Pentateuch to my daughters. The people came out of Egypt, they have manna in a variety of flavors every day, and they miss onions. The lack of onions is killing them. This has been the nature of the Jewish people since time immemorial, even when they experience a visible miracle in their own flesh, they immediately treat it as a given and find a new thing to complain about. "I have a feeling that the failure of the booster vaccines and the failure of the vaccination campaign for children are a bit the same thing. The miracle has been forgotten, the reality in which we did not leave the house for months has been suppressed, and the transition from news editions that open with depressing death tolls to depressing news just like that - as if it were a given. There was a great miracle here, there is a great miracle here, and people dare to say - it is not a miracle, it is an injustice. And the punishment will be 40 years in prison, instead of ending it all together and getting vaccinated." Gilad refers to the anti-vaccinationists and writes: "If at first it seemed that despite all the noise from the anti-vaccinationists, the citizens were choosing good - the longer the war goes on, and more vaccines are needed, the more people's souls are torn from the miracle and they prefer to listen to the bad advisors, the sowers of doubt and avoidance. I have heard several of them on their deathbeds, asking for forgiveness. "At the beginning of the year, I waged wars against the anti-vaccinationists, tinged with Nazi imagery - on their part, of course. At the end of the year, I accept what is happening as it is. Don't want it - don't need it. I hope you are right. I hope nothing happens to you. I hope I turn out to be an idiot. I hope this pandemic will pass already, who ever believed that people would hate each other because of a vaccine? "And to the Prime Minister I say: We don't beg people to go get vaccinated. They are told that the stock is about to run out, and one won't arrive soon. "This is how you fill health insurance funds. Aaaah, I'm going!!!"'