If Palestinians would have accepted Israel's million vaccines in June/July, they would have thrown most out because of no demand

A writer for The National (UAE) writes,  "Vaccines aren’t easy to come by in Gaza, from where I’ve just returned."

That's strange, because UNRWA announced that there are plenty of vaccines just waiting for people to come. They have COVID vaccines available in clinics in 

(Sputnik)Sheikh Radwan 

Shati

Al-Bureij

Rafah

(Pfizer)

Al-Fakhoura

North Gaza (Al-Saftawi)

Beit Hanoun

Jabalia

Al-Sabra 

Rimal 

Nuseirat 

Maghazi

Deir Al-Balah

Khan Younis

Al YaBaniat

Ma'an

Tal al-Sultan

Shabura

For some reason, there has been no update on vaccination data for the Palestinian territories since August 5, but only 20,000 Palestinians altogether got their first dose in the week before that. 

Palestinian health officials  have the capacity to administer 50,000 shots every day.

For months we were told that the Palestinians were suffering from a severe shortage of vaccines. Now it turns out that even if they would have accepted the million Israeli vaccines offered since mid-June, they would have thrown them out anyway - very few Palestinians are interested in the shot. There aren't lines of people wanting the shot, but lines of clinics begging people to take the shot.

But the news media suddenly lost interest in the story.

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