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Tag Archives: Pfizer
“Heads of major vaccine producers say they expect Israeli data to help the rest of the world beat COVID-19”
ARUTZ SHEVA Pfizer execs thank Israel for data by Shlomo Witty March 11, 2021 Albert Bourla, CEO of Pfizer revealed tonight (Thursday) why Israel was the first to receive a significant inventory of vaccines against COVID-19.”We knew it would be … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Bourla, Benjamin Netanyahu, COVID19, Pfizer
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Israel ‘Green Pass’ will allow vaccinated and recovered access to sport and culture events
TIMES OF ISRAEL Israel reopens stores, malls, gyms Sunday in major easing of COVID restrictions by Staff February 20, 2021 Israel is set to roll back some of the major restrictions imposed in late December as part of a third … Continue reading
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