Thread by @MatanHolzer

Israeli MoH telegram channel [1]

bottom left figure (all ages):
%vax in cases very similar to %vax in population while %recovered in cases much lower than in population (835K/9.2M, 9%, but see next) >>

Trans. @RanIsraeli
[1] t.me/s/MOHreport
Look for the file תמצ קורונה

So

* immunity of recovered is much more stronger, long lasting and robust, than that of vaccination.

* should reduce few cases in unvax group (those unvax & recovered, b/c I compare to unvax & not recovered), thus slightly decrease base rate and VE, but I think it's negligible.

Look at the top right graph.
Does the reason that % of ultra-orthodox people in cases (1%) is much lower than their % in population (about 12%), is the high percent of recovered there?

(officially 30% of them are confirmed cases. The true number can be 50% or more)

Of course those numbers have many biases. e.g. if the ultra-orthodox stopped collaborating with mass testing. We'll be smarter on the next month, to see if it's really not spreading in their communities (no hospitalizations and deaths)

Now we do have the number of cases for unvax & not recovered, which is almost the same as the total number of unvax (because reinfection is negligible).
I also don't know where they assign recovered and one dose: in recovered or in partly vax?