Maybe it's you getting it wrong:Not true.
According to Our World in Data, https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations Israel has 62.7% of its population fully vaccinated and 68% of its population partially vaccinated. It is behind a host of other nations.
Acording to Statsitadot com it is in fact 39th country in ranking for vaccination.
Share of population vaccinated against COVID-19 by country worldwide 2022 | Statista
As of December 23, 2022, around 68 percent of the U.S. population was fully vaccinated against COVID-19.www.statista.com
Not sure why you are getting so much stuff wrong here. These things are readily checkable to anyone who has the remotest desire to post facts rather than gut feelings and prejudices.
Israel: the latest coronavirus counts, charts and maps
Tracking the COVID-19 outbreak, updated daily
graphics.reuters.com
According to your data, 115% of the people in Gibralta have been vaccinated. how did that work then? Did they go into a parallel universe and find the same guys sticking pencils up their noses while singing the national anthem? When doctors are reported s getting £12.50 per shot, I can imagine a lot of scenarios how that could happen. At least the dogs won't get covid.
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