Netanyahu celebrated the One Million vaccinated Israeli in Umm al Fahm - His visit provoked outrage

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Health Minister Yuli Edelstein arrived at the Clalit Health Fund's vaccination complex in the city of Umm al - Fahm on Friday, where the millionth vaccine against the corona virus was carried out. "This is great excitement," Netanyahu said after city resident Muhammad Jabarin received the vaccine. "We are breaking all records, we have brought millions of vaccines to Israel."
Netanyahu added: "We have preceded the whole world and now we are ahead of them with our excellent health funds. We are moving forward with tremendous speed to vaccinate the entire population." A day after visiting the vaccine compound in Tira, the prime minister said: "It is important to me that the Arab public in Israel also be vaccinated quickly. This is important because it is saving lives, really saving lives."
He added: "Once this thing reaches a critical mass of vaccinators, one can open the trade, the shops, the restaurants, everything. One can travel abroad, do business and travel in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain. The peace that opened the world and changed history and changes our history, both as an Israeli society and as a state. "
Against the background of the third perforated blockade, Netanyahu attacked Blue and White without mentioning the name of the party: "Some politicians have prevented us from making a tight and short blockade that we want to save hundreds of people, hundreds of families in Israel.
"It did not happen so I am taking the opportunity at the moment. We will continue to bring the vaccines, but I have a double call: 'I call on politicians to come to their senses and the public to get vaccinated and with the help of the name Inshallah we overcome everything.'
The defense minister and blue-and-white chairman responded: "Enforcement and prevention in places that are necessary prevent closures in places that are not needed."
The Prime Minister's visit to Umm Fahem provoked outrage among residents of the city and some of them expressed their protest in the ears of Mayor Samir Subhi and in the ears of the Corona Commissioner in the Arab sector Ayman Saif
Before Netanyahu entered the vaccine compound, the demonstrators shouted anti-visit calls and slapped the two that Umm al-Fahm was not interested in the visit of the racist Netanyahu in their own words, who was himself responsible for the situation reached by Arab society in their own words.
The mayor of Umm al-Fahm tried to refute the allegations and tried to explain to the demonstrators that he had raised in Netanyahu's ears the issue of violence raging in Umm al-Fahm and the state of the infrastructure in the city
Our correspondent Eran Singer notes that this is Prime Minister Netanyahu's second visit to an Arab settlement in a day.
Health Minister Yuli Edelstein said during a visit to the Umm al-Fahm vaccination complex that "now, after the million vaccinated people are with us, we can safely say that Israel will probably be the first vaccinated country in the world with the name. This is a tremendous achievement. An end to the virus and a return to the same routine that we miss so much. "
Edelstein added: "In this trouble we are all together, there is no difference here whether a vaccinator is an ultra-Orthodox Jew or a secular Jew, whether he is an Arab or a Druze or a Circassian. As long as we do not succeed in reaching high numbers of vaccinators in every society We will not be able to go out to trade, culture, sports and prayers.
"It is a pity for everyone that instead of being at home now after the first dose of the vaccine, they are in a difficult situation at the moment in the corona wards in the hospitals. Let's make another effort in the next two months, all of us together, to get out with minimum losses and minimum patients." To reach the goals we all share are healthy and intact. "
Mayor Dr. Samir Mahamid said: “I thank you that it has fallen to us that the millionth vaccinator is in my city, Umm al-Fahm. It is a great honor that you are visiting us. I read and call from here for all the people to come and get vaccinated, we do night and day so that people will come in droves. "
Regarding the rising crime in Arab society, Dr. Mahamid said: “I ask you to address the issue on a daily basis because people are crying out to heaven, mothers are shouting and crying and we must be given hope. I sent the Prime Minister data on everything related to spot treatment in the city. I ask the Prime Minister to take Umm al-Fahm and treat it on a spot-on basis, because we are also a city in the State of Israel. "
Netanyahu said in reference to the continuation of the violence: "I know you have many challenges in the Arab public. We have opened eight police stations and I intend to open another 8 to prevent crime and save lives."