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Information about covid vaccination programmes in Gaza is scant. The World Health Organisation (“WHO”) doesn’t provide clear data and available information often combines Gaza and the West Bank as “Palestine.” In short, details of the aid being sent to Gaza is shrouded in mystery.
Before 7 October 2023, covid vaccination rates in Gaza were low; initially 5% and at the last count up to 40% of the population had been vaccinated while WHO said that at least 60%-70% of the population must be vaccinated.
From the scant information available, it is clear there has been a concerted effort, particularly by WHO, to push for covid vaccinations in Gaza, despite the population being vaccine-hesitant.
Following WHO’s covid vaccine drive, there was a polio vaccine drive. The vaccines used are novel oral polio vaccine type 2 (nOPV2), which was developed with funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to combat the polio emergency created by the previous oral polio vaccine.
Since the war began on 7 October 2023, an estimated 5,800,000 vaccine doses have been delivered into Gaza which has a population of around two million. Of the total, it is said about 4,800,000 doses are polio vaccines. By mid-October 2024, 95% of Gaza’s children under the age of 10 had been vaccinated at least twice in that year.
Polio was eradicated from Gaza 25 years ago. WHO’s massive polio vaccination campaign was justified by one polio case in Gaza in July 2024.
Who Runs Gaza?
The UN is the de facto government in Gaza. In a 2023 article published by the Gatestone Institute, Bassam Tawil, a Muslim Arab based in the Middle East, wrote that in the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip, UNRWA has, in fact, long been operating as the de facto government.
Also in 2023, in explaining why no cement could be spared from terror tunnels to build bomb shelters for Gazan citizens, a Senior Hamas official Mousa Abu Marzouk said, “The tunnels were built to protect the fighters of Hamas from [Israeli] airstrikes. As you know, 75% of the residents of the Gaza Strip are refugees. It is the responsibility of the United Nations to protect the refugees.”
Marzouk was effectively saying that Hamas are responsible for what happens underground, while the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (“UNRWA”) is responsible for what happens above ground.
WHO’s Covid Vaccination Programme in Gaza
Information about vaccination programmes in the Gaza Strip is not readily available. This is partly because records from WHO are not made public and partly because the fashion is to report on the West Bank and Gaza combined. As with all things WHO-related, the lack of transparency leaves one feeling there is something “they” are attempting to hide – and there often is.
To demonstrate our point: Our World in Data’s (“OWD’s”) information relating to covid vaccinations for Gaza is included under “Palestine.” The data is collated from WHO’s records. OWD last updated its data for Palestine on 14 August 2024 but no data is available from WHO after 18 October 2022, almost two years before.
WHO does not define what it means by “Palestine.” There is no international consensus on where the borders of Palestine are. For Islamists, such as Hamas, Palestine “extends from the River Jordan in the east to the Mediterranean [Sea] in the west and from Ras Al-Naqurah in the north to Umm Al-Rashrash in the south,” a land area that includes the entirety of Israel and extends into Lebanon. To others, Palestine does not exist. Many, as is seemingly becoming normalised with the help of campaigns being run by the UN and corporate media, appear to use “Palestine” as a term to describe the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip. We’ll assume, rightly or wrongly, that this last definition is the one WHO uses to compile its data.
As data from “official” sources for Gaza, specifically, is absent, we are left to scrabble for information from news reports and social media posts, which also employ similar murky tactics to give away as little information as possible. We can suspect that the lack of Gaza-specific information is because WHO – a specialised agency of the United Nations, as is UNRWA – is controlling what information the public is permitted to see and how they are permitted to see it to avoid public scrutiny. In this regard, WHO has form.
Before 7 October 2023
On 9 January 2021, the Minister for Health for the West Bank said that sufficient covid “vaccines” were expected to arrive in the first quarter of 2021 to “cover 70 per cent of the Palestinian people in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, while the World Health Organisation will provide vaccines for 20 per cent of the population.”
On 22 February 2021, the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip began its coronavirus vaccination drive following the arrival of the first 22,000 doses of covid injections. Former health ministers and several medical workers were inoculated with Russia’s Sputnik V injections. More medical workers and patients with chronic diseases were to start receiving injections the next day.
By this time, roughly one-third of Israel’s 9.3 million people had received two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech injection, drawing widespread condemnation for Israel for not making sure Palestinians had been injected with the injurious and deadly covid “vaccines” in the same proportion as Israelis.
Writing for Doctors Without Borders, a registered nurse who was working in the West Bank, Matthias Kennes, wrote, “As a medic, I am shocked. The internationally acclaimed covid-19 vaccination success of Israel has a dark side. The consequences of which are being felt cruelly in the West Bank … and the blockaded Gaza Strip … you are over 60 times more likely to have a vaccination in Israel than in Palestine … I am outraged, but my colleagues in Gaza are even more so.”
Criminally, the UN was also exerting pressure on Israel to inject Palestinians:
UN officials and human rights groups have voiced concerns over the disparities and said that Israel, as an occupying power, has an obligation to help the Palestinians. Israel says that under interim peace accords, the internationally recognised Palestinian Authority is responsible. Israel has vaccinated its own Arab population.
The Palestinian Authority has struggled to secure vaccines, obtaining just 2,000 doses from Israel for West Bank medical workers and an additional 10,000 doses from Russia. Last week, it transferred 2,000 of the Russian vaccines to Gaza. On Sunday, a rival of [Palestinian Authority] President Mahmoud Abbas organised a shipment of 20,000 Russian vaccines to Gaza from the United Arab Emirates in a move apparently aimed at embarrassing the Palestinian leader ahead of elections in May. [Emphasis added.]
Hamas-ruled Gaza launches coronavirus vaccination drive, AP News, 22 February 2021
On 17 March 2021, “Palestine” received the first shipment of 37,440 doses of Pfizer’s covid “vaccine” and 24,000 doses of the AstraZeneca covid injections from the COVAX Facility as part of the first wave allocation. These vaccine doses were transferred to the Ministry of Health’s ultra-cold chain and vaccine storage facilities in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. This shipment as well as the next were intended for both the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, according to the prioritisation criteria of the national deployment and vaccination plan.
Dr Ayadil Saparbekov, acting WHO Head of Office for West Bank and Gaza said when the first batch was delivered: “WHO welcomes the opportunity to be able to help Palestinians fight the coronavirus with this important delivery of vaccines aimed initially at frontline health care workers.”
In July 2021, Al Jazeera reported that Gazans, in particular, did not want to be injected: “More than five months since the arrival of the first batch of covid-19 jabs in the Gaza Strip, the vaccine rollout … has been met with general distrust and, in many cases, outright refusal.” The news outlet said that 98,000 people – or just less than 5% of the population in Gaza – had taken up a covid injection.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that by 12 August 2021, only 113,863 (5.4%) citizens in the Gaza Strip had been vaccinated.
In October 2021, The Times of Israel reported:
When the restrictions were announced at the end of August, just 34.2 per cent of eligible West Bankers had been vaccinated. The number now stands at over 60% in the West Bank, according to health officials.
The Gaza Strip still has lower rates of vaccination than the West Bank. Only about 37% of Palestinians eligible for the vaccine – around one-quarter of the total population – has received a dose, according to health officials.
A cross-sectional study conducted in the Gaza Strip in October 2021 showed a lower uptake than The Times of Israel. The study found that only 28.44% of the respondents had received the injection, while 71.56% had not received the “vaccine” or did not know about it. However, not all studies agreed with this study’s relatively low uptake.
Another study published almost a year later, on 9 September 2022, estimated half of Gaza’s adult population had received at least one dose of any covid-19 vaccine by October 2021, and the majority of unvaccinated people were hesitant. “Disparities in vaccination across the [Palestinian] territory’s demographic groups underscore the need for targeted outreach to these populations and messaging through community-based channels to permeate social networks of the unvaccinated,” the study said. For those of us who know what has happened during the covid era, this sounds like a suggestion to “turn up the PsyOp dial.”
Vaccine hesitancy among Palestinians must have been causing the pandemic-vaccine industrial complex headaches because another study published six months earlier explored how vaccine-hesitant Palestinians could be persuaded to roll up their sleeves and enter the vaccine lottery of life, injury or death.
In March 2022, a paper was published in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases titled ‘Unwillingness or reluctance of Palestinians to get the COVID-19 vaccine: the reasons behind it and how to persuade them.’ The paper was based on a “brief discussion with policy leaders and citizens.” The paper stated:
In Palestine, at the time of this study only about 30% of the population were vaccinated … Despite the availability of vaccines in Palestine, people are reluctant to get the vaccine.
The unwillingness of Palestinian people to get the covid-19 vaccine was attributed to the spread of false rumours, misinformation and conspiracy theories they received about the vaccine on the social media and mistrust towards vaccines the government purchased.
Palestine … has a population of 5.23 million people. Of them, 2.11 million (40.2%) reside in the Gaza Strip and 3.12 million (59.8%) live in the West Bank.
The World Health Organisation has indicated that at least 60%-70% of the population must be vaccinated.
Reuters used to maintain an up-to-date coronavirus tracker. By 1 September 2021, Reuters’ tracker showed that the Palestinian territories had administered 1,340,889 covid-19 vaccine doses and estimated that 14.9% of the population had received both vaccines.
By 15 July 2022, as Reuters’ tracker showed, Palestinian territories had administered at least 3,734,270 doses of covid vaccines since the beginning of the pandemic. Assuming every person needs two doses, that’s enough to have vaccinated about 39.9% of the Gaza and West Bank’s population.
Reuters included a graph showing vaccinations over time:
Although no one seems to have a clear picture of what has happened in Gaza, our takeaway from the above is that, wisely, Gazans did not want the covid injections and were coming under increasing pressure to take them up. Even though WHO demanded that 60-70% of the population was to be vaccinated, Gazans did not buckle.
After 7 October 2023
On 7 October 2023, Hamas terrorists broke a ceasefire and led an attack on Israel. Israel’s response led to the war with Hamas and other Islamist groups in the region, such as Hezbollah, that has lasted for more than a year.
On 14 October 2023, a plane carrying 78 cubic metres of health supplies from WHO’s logistics hub in Dubai landed at Al-Arish airport in Egypt waiting to be delivered to Gaza. “The supplies include enough trauma medicines and health supplies to treat 1,200 wounded patients and 1,500 patients suffering from heart diseases, hypertension, diabetes and respiratory problems, and basic essential health supplies to serve the needs of 300,000 people, including pregnant women,” an announcement from WHO said. What “respiratory problems” and what treatments? They didn’t say.
On 7 November 2023, as its eighth consignment, the EU organised two flights carrying aid to Gaza, “ transporting almost 115 tonnes of assistance supplies.” Were they carrying food and water? No. “The cargo from Dubai will carry logistical items such as refrigerators and containers, a crucial element for the treatment of aid arriving in Egypt and Gaza,” an announcement from the European Commission said. Treatment of what aid? Medicines including vaccines, perhaps?
As early as 8 November 2023, WHO had begun its marketing drive for vaccines:
WHO calls for urgent, accelerated access for humanitarian aid – including fuel, water, food and medical supplies – into and throughout the Gaza Strip.
Prior to the escalation of hostilities, respiratory diseases were the sixth most common cause of death in the Gaza Strip. In 2022, almost 82,000 cases of COVID-19 were reported in the Gaza strip, resulting in over 400 deaths.
As people face food shortages, malnutrition and impending colder weather, they will be even more susceptible to contracting diseases. This is especially concerning for the more than 50,000 pregnant women and approximately 337,000 children under the age of five currently in Gaza. [Emphasis added]
Risk of disease spread soars in Gaza as health facilities, water and sanitation systems disrupted, World Health Organisation, 8 November 2023
On 10 November 2023, the World Food Programme reported that “the European Commission has purchased and donated 29 prefabricated storage tents, four inflatable cold rooms, four freezers and eight refrigerators [to Gaza] … This equipment will increase the Egyptian Red Crescent’s covered storage space in Al Arish by 3,200 square meters, including temperature-controlled and cold rooms for heat-sensitive food, medicines and health kits.”
As of 19 November 2023, day 44 of the war, a total of 1,268 aid trucks had entered Gaza through the Rafah crossing. Of these, 200 were UNRWA trucks, carrying food, water, medical supplies and other essential non-food items. UNRWA boasted that on 18 and 19 November, 1,773 children were vaccinated at seven health centres according to the national vaccination programme.
On 26 November 2023, WHO in occupied Palestinian territory tweeted that 7,600 vaccine doses for “various diseases” had been transported to a clinic in the south of Gaza. What various diseases? They don’t say. But at least they explain why the EU needed to send fridges to Gaza. “Moving the vaccines became necessary as refrigerators used for safely storing them are not working due to lack of power.”
On 27 November 2023, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (“OCHA OPT”) tweeted that a break in hostilities had enabled vaccines to be transported to the south of the Gaza Strip. Which vaccines? They didn’t say but they too confirmed they needed fridges for the vaccines.
On 28 November 2023, Al Jazeera reported that Margaret Harris, a spokesperson for WHO, citing a UN report said, “[In northern Gaza, there are] no medicines, no vaccination activities, no access to safe water and hygiene and no food.”
Harris seems to equate no vaccines with no food as if people cannot live without vaccines. Gaza City is in northern Gaza. According to the tweet above from OCHA OPT, vaccines were transported from Gaza City to the south only the day before Harris gave her statement. Vaccines are kept in fridges while they are being stored. They are removed from the fridges before use. If the vaccines could be safely transported to the south, why were there no “vaccination activities” in northern Gaza?
“Eventually we will see more people dying from disease than from bombardment if we are not able to put back together this health system,” Harris said. Al Jazeera then dedicated a section of its article to the risk of “an enormous surge of gastrointestinal and infectious diseases.”
Taken in the round, this seems to be a case of priming or predictive programming, a pre-conditioning of the public mind as part of the process to shape public opinion. The message seems clear. “Gazans need vaccines, now, or else they’ll die.”
On 29 November 2023, WHO tweeted a targeted covid vaccination campaign. The demographic being targeted is obvious from the image (see below). The text accompanying the image read: “#COVID19 continues to spread and endanger people’s lives. For those who never received a COVID-19 vaccine, at least one dose is recommended. Consult your local health worker. More information: https://t.co/J24IdagZVY.”
The first line of the webpage linked in WHO’s tweet above reads: “Everyone, everywhere, should have access to COVID-19 vaccines.” Which would also help the campaign in Gaza.
If Gazans have died from lack of food or water, we haven’t been made aware of it. If Gazans have died from lack of health facilities, poor sanitation and the much-feared diseases, we haven’t been made aware of it. We also haven’t been made aware of any Gazans who may have been injured or killed by covid vaccines, for example. The only deaths we have been made aware of, for which our attention is constantly demanded, are those due to the Israeli military operation in Gaza. Why is that? Why have covid vaccine-injured Gazans been ignored?
Fungal Infections and Pfizer’s Experiments
On 26 December 2023, The Times of Israel reported the death of a badly wounded IDF soldier in an Israeli hospital who was infected with a dangerous strain of fungus while fighting in the Gaza Strip. Despite round-the-clock care, the fungus proved to be treatment-resistant and the soldier succumbed to his wounds.
He wasn’t an isolated case. Prof. Nadav Davidovitch, an epidemiologist who heads Ben-Gurion University of the Negev’s School of Public Health said that all Israeli hospitals have reported that a significant percentage of wounded soldiers have come back from Gaza with serious antimicrobial-resistant infections that they’ve picked up through contact with contaminated soil, among other factors. He noted that at the time, there were not large numbers of soldiers sick with the illnesses spreading among Gazans.
Antimicrobial-resistant infections have been a huge problem in Gaza for years, Davidovitch said, because of the use of unsuitable antibiotics or patients’ failure to complete courses of treatment due to drug shortages.
On the same day as The Times of Israel report, Ehden posted a Twitter thread. The thread began: “AGAIN using Israelis as laboratory rats to test its products, AGAIN the Israeli Ministry of Health and Israeli doctors are taking part and AGAIN patients are not being informed that they are lab rats.”
He attached an image of an English translation of a tweet by Maytal Yasur, a health correspondent for the Israeli news outlet Israel Hayom:
As well as on Twitter HERE, you can read Ehden’s threat on the Thread Reader App HERE.
In his thread, Ehden said that three hospitals were requesting the use of the experimental anti-fungal drug fosmanogepix. They were the same three hospitals that took part in the Phase 2 trials for fosmanogepix between October 2018 and March 2020.
The trial consisted of 21 participants, five of which died. “Three participants died on or before D30 [Day 30] and two participants died after D30,” the trial paper stated.
Ehden also pointed out that Fosmanogepix causes fungi mutation. He cited a 2021 study: “Manogepix … is the active moiety of …fosmanogepix. Following oral or intravenous administration, systemic phosphatases rapidly convert fosmanogepix to manogepix … Manogepix has been shown to induce a similar morphological change to that of echinocandins in filamentous fungi.”
Morphological changes in fungi refer to the alterations in the physical form or structure of fungi in response to environmental cues or interactions with the host. These changes are a common and effective strategy for pathogens to survive in the mammalian host.
Echinocandins are a class of anti-fungal drugs that inhibit a major structural component of the fungal cell wall, leading to changes in the morphology of filamentous fungi. When exposed to echinocandins, Aspergillus fumigatus, for example, exhibits profound changes in growth, morphology and cell wall structure of its hyphae. Hyphae grow irregularly, with many branched tips, disrupted hyphae and distended cells. In other words, filamentous fungi like Aspergillus species can develop resistance mechanisms that alter their morphology and cell wall composition, making them less susceptible to echinocandins (drug-resistant).
What the study is saying is that manogepix, an anti-fungal drug, is the active compound in fosmanogepix. Fosmanogepix rapidly converts to manogepix after administration. And manogepix has been shown to induce a morphological change in filamentous fungi, which could make the fungi drug-resistant. This is the experimental drug that they wanted to administer to treat fungal infections.
Ehden said that the soldier who died from a treatment-resistant strain of fungus was treated with fosmanogepix. As Ehden noted, there are drugs that can be repurposed to treat fungal infections. “Yes, ivermectin is one of them.” Yet, if a soldier is wounded in Gaza, they want to treat him/her with a new experimental Pfizer product.
If soldiers are picking up fungal infections, surely Gazans are as well. What are Gazans being treated with? Do medical supplies that are being shipped to Gaza as aid include fosmanogepix or any other anti-fungal that induces fungi mutations and drug-resistant strains? Or do the medical supplies contain ivermectin? WHO, Bill Gates and Big Pharma don’t like ivermectin because it doesn’t line their pockets, so we can rule ivermectin out.
But perhaps there are no extraordinary fungal infections in Gaza. Some have questioned whether there was a superbug problem in Gaza. According to Haaretz, medical experts stressed that the risk to soldiers from exposure to pathogens in the Gaza Strip is no different from anywhere else and any public panic surrounding the matter is gratuitous.
WHO’s Polio Vaccination Programme in Gaza
We have published several articles about polio vaccines warning of their dangers and why they are not necessary. One paragraph from an article we published in 2022 sums up the problem:
According to figures from the World Health Organisation (“WHO”), since 2017 there have been 396 cases of polio caused by the “wild virus,” versus more than 2,600 linked to the oral vaccine. “We are basically replacing the wild virus with the virus in the vaccine, which is now leading to new outbreaks,” Scott Barrett from Columbia University told ABC News.
Polio was eradicated in Gaza more than 25 years ago.
In January 2024, the UN published an article which began, “With the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip, more than 16,000 children were at risk of missing their routine vaccinations. The conflict had disrupted healthcare services, leaving diseases like measles and polio looming over them.”
And then the UN patted themselves on the back, “UNICEF and partners continue to strive to protect these children from preventable diseases and delivered 962,550 doses of essential vaccines, including for measles, pneumonia and polio. The vaccines arrived in December 2023 and are a lifeline for the children.”
On its webpage, Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories (“COGAT”) states that since the beginning of the war, 355,000 vials of polio vaccine, sufficient for 4,800,000 doses, have entered the Gaza Strip. In addition to polio vaccines, 282,936 vials of vaccines against a series of diseases and epidemics have been delivered, sufficient for 1,000,000 Gazans.
COGAT’s website states goes on to say, “According to [WHO] approximately 90% of the population in the Gaza Strip was vaccinated against polio in the first quarter of 2024. However, a tweet in July 2024 said that “over 95% of the Gaza population are vaccinated for the poliovirus.”
In August 2024, AP News reported: “The threat of polio is rising fast in the Gaza Strip, prompting aid groups to call for an urgent pause in the war so they can ramp up vaccinations and head off a full-blown outbreak. One case has been confirmed, others are suspected and the virus was detected in wastewater in six different locations in July.”
Testing of wastewater was the same trick they tried in London in 2022. At the time we wrote: “No cases have been found in the UK. Vaccine-derived polio has been found in sewers.” Why does this make a difference?
As the UK’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (“MHRA”) notes, “There is particular investigation of an individual who has been excreting poliovirus for over thirty years.” If this person travels and the wastewater is tested in every place he/she stays, and they look hard enough, they will find the poliovirus they are looking for.
MHRA doesn’t mention whether the person under particular investigation had ever been a “confirmed” case of polio. But it doesn’t matter whether he/she is or was. Finding evidence of the poliovirus in sewage systems of large international cities where people frequently fly into or from countries where the oral polio vaccine (“OPV”) is still being used, has been happening pretty much every year for the past two decades or so.
On 30 August 2024, it was reported that three-day pauses in the fighting in “several areas” had been agreed to allow for children to be vaccinated against polio.
Source: Jewish Warrior on Twitter, 5 September 2024
By 13 September 2024, 558 963 Gazan children under 10 years old had been vaccinated against polio during the first round of an emergency vaccination campaign. This was an estimated 95% of eligible children. The children were given novel oral polio vaccine type 2 (nOPV2).
As we noted in 2022, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation provided 100% of the funding for the development and clinical trials of the nOPV2 vaccine. The reason why it is called nOPV2 is because it was developed to counteract the polio emergency caused by its predecessor, OPV.
The second round of the emergency polio vaccination campaign was scheduled to begin on 14 October 2024. The aim was to vaccinate an estimated 591,700 children under 10 years of age with a second dose of the nOPV2 vaccine.
To cover the two rounds, WHO said, “1.6 million doses of the vaccines were delivered in the past two months as well as 20 refrigerators, 10 freezers, 100 ice boxes, and 800 vaccine carriers – all equipment required to maintain vaccines at a temperature between 2 and 8°C.”
At the end of WHO’s announcement, the justification for subjecting so many children to Gates’ vaccines is given: “Circulating variant poliovirus type 2 was confirmed in Gaza in six environmental samples in July 2024, in a ten-month-old paralysed child in July 2024, and in another five environmental samples collected on 5 September 2024.”
1.6 million doses, more than 550,000 children vaccinated twice in 4 weeks, because of one case of polio one or two months earlier. This is in addition to the polio vaccines given earlier in the year when WHO boasted in January that 962,550 doses of children’s vaccines had been delivered, including polio vaccines. For at least some of these children, they had been given three polio vaccines in 10 months.
Gaza is estimated to have 2.1 million inhabitants. If what COGAT says about the number of vaccine doses (5.8 million doses) delivered is correct and an additional 1-1.6 million doses entered Gaza subsequently for an “emergency vaccination campaign,” it feels as if “humanitarian assistance” is vaccinating Gazans to death. While the world’s attention has been focused on “genocide by Israel,” it could be that a genocide by vaccine is quietly being implemented. War seems to be a convenient crisis for the pandemic-vaccine industry to use to push vaccines onto a previously vaccine-hesitant society and war would certainly be convenient for hiding any injuries or dead bodies that may result.
Source: https://expose-news.com
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