> Israel feels like the only nation taking the importance and urgency of vaccination seriously.
It's a mixed situation here.
* Israel supposedly paid 3 times more than others per shot (but if it works, it's cheaper than the economy losses).
* Israel has free public health care.
* All public health care databases are connected.
* Pfizer gets very detailed annoymized dataset.
* centralization means the health care also hospitalization covered by health care and connected to database.
* Israel is a small country. I can easily cover it by 7hrs drive bottom top.
All those helped get enough jabs.
Yet, There's enough population that don't social distance / comply to basics such as wearing a mask (even indoor!). Some population even did huge events during lockdowns with zero enforcement.
Hope this gives some proportion.