Regardless of whether it is effective or not, something weird is happening around it policy wise. E.g., in Israel, it is explicitly contra indicated for covid,

Regardless of whether it is effective or not, something weird is happening around it policy wise. E.g., in Israel, it is explicitly contra indicated for covid, and has in effect become a “dangerous drug” requiring a district doctor’s approval (of which iirc there are less than 10 in the whole country) even for indicated use such as scabies —- with 14B doses given world wide, and a safety track record significantly better than OTC paracetamol / acetaminophen. And yet, a 3rd Pfizer dose, of a drug that has only ever received an EUA, and said EUA does not include a 3rd dose; with basically no safety or efficacy data for that 3rd dose - has already been administered to 300K people (at a rate of over 50K=0.5%pop per day), is highly recommended - close to being coerced. Regardless of whether of what one believes about the efficacy and safety of either, policy wise, something is very weird with this picture.