Interesting reception for Big Pharma in Israel. More globally, it's telling of a nation's character and political status quo the various directions COVID and its solutions (or lack thereof) have sent the national discourse.https://apple.news/ANoAXZ0TfRZGD6JCw3UKtPg …
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OMFG you're so getting it wrong. The inclusion of Phizer's CEO in the celebrations is somewhat of a political drama, about how once again Bibi shoved his own self celebratory agenda in what's supposed to be a national ceremony
Well, sure. But I challenge you to find any patriotic celebration in any country that didn't have political undertones.
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And like it or not, the big Pfizer data-for-vaccines plan worked to a level that would be envied in most countries.
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I love it, it's a huge win for progressive healthcare systems with competition & 80 years of a community driven preventive care framework, not Bibi's 30 calls.
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we didn't used to politicize what in Israel is a somewhat somber & celebratory occasion marking independence day. It started recently with Bibi making everything about the vaccines & Iranhttps://www.haaretz.com/opinion/.premium-how-much-can-netanyahu-squeeze-the-lemon-that-is-pfizer-ceo-1.9702071 …
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The military parades in the 60s that used to mark the day weren't about the military victory that government had just pulled off?https://www.jta.org/1968/05/03/archive/600000-cheer-israels-independence-day-military-parade-in-jerusalem …
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