Dismissing reports, Netanyahu says there’s no vaccine shortage

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, at the start of the cabinet meeting, says there is no shortage of vaccines, rejecting reports warning of a possible shortfall in the coming weeks.

He also says the government will introduce restrictions over the Purim holiday this weekend to prevent an outbreak.

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