This chart looks at how many doses administered per 100 people. Until now there have only been vaccines with a two-dose regimen that have been approved. In other words with this current chart 200 doses per 100 people would represent a population that has been fully vaccinated.

Taking a look at Israel, how far along are they in their vaccination program? They're closer to the end than the start in my opinion. First, there aren't vaccines approved for 0-16 year olds, and that segment of their population is quite substantial compared to Western countries. Second, people who intend to refuse the vaccine in Israel for personal reasons is not a small number. I calculate that once they reach around 120 doses per 100 people, or so, they will have reached the end of their vaccination program. So they're about two thirds of the way there at the moment -- 80 doses per 100 people with another 40 remaining. By the end of March they should have reached that stage. Whatsmore I think nearly all of their vac supply is the mRNA one, so it'll be interesting to see in the coming months if Israel returns to normality or not.

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