Posted on 02/17/21
| News Source: i24
Thirty-one percent of unvaccinated said discriminatory measures to access locations may affect their decision
Israelis who have not yet been vaccinated against the coronavirus have expressed several concerns about the vaccines, and a significant number of them have no plans to take the shot at all, according to a recent poll aired on broadcaster Channel 12.
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Of unvaccinated people, 41 percent said they feared possible side effects, 30 percent are not sure whether the vaccine is effective and 27 percent plan to get vaccinated later.
Another 10 percent cited information gathered on social media as a factor deterring them from getting the jab and four percent said that immunization incentives were insufficient.
About a quarter of respondents said they had no intention of getting the COVID-19 vaccine at all. Read more at i24