> Approximately 56% of Israel’s 9.2 million citizens are vaccinated and another 15% (approximately 700,000 people) How do those numbers work, now? 15% of 9.2 m

> Approximately 56% of Israel’s 9.2 million citizens are vaccinated and another 15% (approximately 700,000 people) How do those numbers work, now? 15% of 9.2 million is 1.38 million, not 700k. Even NYT's tracking which has 835k positive cases for Israel falls far short of that number. (If you instead look at people with at least one shot, and people who've tested positive, then 70% makes more sense. But even that's an overestimate that doesn't account for overlaps between those groups.)