Israel: Mixed reactions after new law allows access to personal details of unvaccinated

Locals were vaccinated at a mobile coronavirus vaccination in Tel Aviv as they reacted to Knesset's law allowing authorities to access the personal details of unvaccinated residents.
The law which passed with 30 votes for and 13 against, allows information of unvaccinated citizens to be shared with governing authorities.
The measure is valid for three months and wishes "to encourage people to vaccinate by personally addressing them," according to a statement from the Knesset.