Now, let's jump over to Israel.

Some interesting information here.

You know, we've been talking about this behind the scenes for a couple of weeks now.

We're going to show you some graphs that's been going on in Israel.

But first, they are one of the first, first, almost fully vaccinated countries.

That's kind of what they've been leading.

They're, they're strong foot with here and they're developing a kind of a passport.

It's called a green, green badge.

So this is how the New York Times, as Israel reopens, whoever does not get vaccinated will be left behind.

So there's a two tier system that's coming here, vaccinated and unvaccinated.

And it's a lot of legal and moral concerns.

And it says in here under a new, under a new green badge system that function as both a carrot and a stick.

The government is making leisure activity accessible only to people who are fully vaccinated or recovering starting Sunday.

Two weeks later, restaurants, event halls and conferences will be allowed to operate under those rules.

Customers and attendees will have to carry a certificate of vaccination with a QR code.

So even in that sentence, it contradicts itself.

It says, well, if you recovered, you can access these, but it's got to be, you got to have that QR code and vaccination status in there.

So that's, that's really what's going on here.

And then breaking recently, it's just yesterday, the Israeli government adopts a law allowing unvaccinated,

and the names of unvaccinated to be shared.

Now, this is a law valid for three months or until the COVID pandemic has declared over.

Now they can say, it's, it's, it's, it can publicly humiliate you.

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