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“As of late April 2021, about 55% of Israeli citizens and residents, including 82% of those over 60 years, were immunized with two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine (BNT162b2). The Israeli vaccination drive started soon after the Emergency Use Authorization of BNT162b2 by the FDA in the United States, and so far proved highly efficient against SARS-CoV-2 infections, including for the B1.1.7 variant, for reducing infection and new hospitalization rates by over 50-fold within 3 months [1]. The timely COVID-19 vaccine supply in Israel, unparalleled by other countries, was possible thanks to an agreement between its government and Pfizer, according to which Israel agreed to serve as a real-world testing ground (sort of a “Phase 4” study) for the vaccine, in return for sharing with Pfizer aggregated information on COVID-19 vaccination and infection rates. However, at time of writing, details of this agreement remain undisclosed. This lack of transparency, along with the fact that Israeli citizens eligible and willing to receive COVID-19 vaccination were not offered alternative (non-mRNA based) COVID-19 vaccines, and were not asked to sign an informed consent to be vaccinated, contributed to public mistrust in the Israeli vaccination drive.”

Liberty Counsel: Netanyahu Turned Israel Into COVID-19 Shot “Lab for Pfizer”

…Netanyahu has been seeking to launch Israel into the global digital health sector for several years. He stated the sector is estimated at $6 trillion and he believes Israel could obtain up to 10 percent of the market share through his nation’s medical data. In 2018, he had announced at the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland a national digital health plan for Israel, which is now the medical database he gave Pfizer access to that encompasses the medical files of nearly nine million Israeli residents. Netanyahu’s office states it’s “the second largest digital database in the world.”

“This is a huge asset,” Netanyahu said in 2018. “We want to make this available to researchers and developers and enterprises.”

In the recent February 2023 interview with Dr. Peterson, Netanyahu explained how he wants to take the now populated database one step further into genetics.

“I intend to bring on that base of personal medical records for [the] entire population, a genetic database. Give me a saliva sample…I’m sure most people would do it. Maybe we’ll pay them,” stated Netanyahu.

After potentially paying the Israeli people for their genetic data, Netanyahu noted that the genetic record of Israel’s robust population would be “a very powerful engine.”

“This is a very powerful engine. Now let pharma companies, let medical companies, let them run algorithms on this database. But you can create a biotechnological industry that is unheard of right now, unheard of, unimagined even.”

While big medical data analysis can be used to pinpoint health concerns for large numbers of people, dangers exist with big data in the hands of big corporations and government, such as breaches, misuses and even misrepresentation of the data to the public. For instance, Israel’s Ministry of Health (IMOH), which supports Netanyahu’s database initiatives, pushes the narrative that the Pfizer COVID-19 shot is “safe and effective” even after being presented with evidence to the contrary.