That was Telegraph article carried on Yahoo.................
And if you bothered to read the article instead pf s9mply just poo, pooing the source - you would have seen this:
*In an interview with the Telegraph, Yuli Edelstein, the country's health minister, said Israelis needed to stay vigilant as there was still a risk of catching the virus within two weeks of receiving a jab.
"Those who are getting the first shot should still be very, very cautious about their behaviour, due to the partial resistance to the disease," Mr Edelstein said.
"In my imagination, it's like the scene from the movie where you nearly escape the danger, and at the very last moment you catch a bullet."
He added: "It shows what we have already known, which is that the full 95 per cent protection comes after two shots."*
Oh excuse me for not citing the other CAPTAIN OBVIOUS crap in the article, which I did read. Here's a news flash for Mr. Edelstein, ain't even an MD or PhD: even people who've had both injections will have to "be very, very cautious". The vaccine isn't body armor that sets up a force field around you, prevent the entry of virus. The vaccine isn't going stop masks, social distancing, etc. Only when herd immunity causes the pandemic to burn out, will we start thinking about losing the masks.
Didn't say that, did he??? Fauci, et al. have been saying it, but since nobody wants to hear that, the news tends not to carry it.
There are many who have serious concerns regarding vaccination. If they just read headlines like this, some may make poor personal medical decisions based on a poorly written statement thanks to a internet headline editor looking for hits.