For those of us that are not immune to the virus asymptomatic stages they might want to have an edge. I am not aware of anyone saying the vaccine was a cure, but people will act like it is.
It's one thing to select a portion of the evidence and create an article around one doctor's assessment of clinical evidence, and using all available clinical evidence.
Also pretending the phrase: "
They achieved over 80% vaccination rate for eligible results." means all of Isreal is a good manipulation strategy. That doesn't mean 80% of the population.
87% of cases are over age 60 have comorbidities and carry Delta - but lets leave that part out for some reason. The uptick in hospitalizations is concerning, however we need to compare to the initial rise and infection to fatality ratio.
Once we know how many of these current hospitalizations result in death we can assess an efficacy rate against death. So we have multiple potential outcomes:
Pfizer reduces infection rates and hospitalizations and death.
Pfizer reduces infection rates and hospitalizations and death for a specific demographic.
Pfizer reduces infection rates and hospitalizations but not death.
Pfizer reduces infection rates and hospitalizations but not death for a specific demographic.
Pfizer reduces infection rates and death but not hospitalizations.
Pfizer reduces infection rates and death but not hospitalizations for a specific demographic.
Etc. etc.
https://graphics.reuters.com/world-coronavirus-tracker-and-maps/countries-and...