Rashef Levi, a former Israeli military intelligence officer, disaster management and health systems expert and professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Sloan School of Management, noted a 25 percent increase in emergency calls for heart attacks among young Israelis after the country launched the Covid-19 vaccine.
Levy argues that there is enough information from this and other studies about the vaccine’s side effects to stop its use and to take a closer look at why so many healthy young people suffer from heart attacks or die after vaccination.
“The main question we have to ask ourselves is, do we have enough evidence from this study and other studies?” That’s what it says. Levy said in a recent interview with Epoch TV’s “American Thought Leaders” program. “We’re stopping these vaccines for young individuals, but in general, and we’re going to take the time to look very, very carefully and analyze every piece of information and put all the information together that we can understand. What’s the answer?”
Levi has worked extensively in the areas of analysis and modeling, looking at risk management issues in the healthcare field and other related systems. Primarily, analyzing data sets to see what they reveal about quality, safety, risks, etc.
The paper, written in Nature Scientific Reports, looked at Israel’s national emergency calls for the first five months of 2021 and found a 25 percent increase in heart attacks and strokes among men aged 16-39 compared to the year before the rollout of the national vaccine.
“The temporal correlation between this increase and the start of Israel’s vaccination campaign from early 2021,” Levy said.
The paper does not conclude a causal relationship between the vaccine and the observed increase in heart problems, but it certainly provides enough evidence to warrant a thorough investigation, Levy said.
In addition, the Israeli Ministry of Health wants to know why heart problems have increased; Instead, they “attacked us in the public domain and tried hard to get the magazine to take the paper away,” Levy said.
The scientific process of sound is abandoned.
There is considerable evidence that strongly suggests an increase in myocarditis or death in vaccinated young adults. Levy believes that the rush in which vaccines are developed, approved and deployed ignores safety and vaccine best practices.
This departure from basic sound scientific principles has put health officials in Israel and the United States “in a position where they can no longer accept any wrongdoing. This shows you’ve done something very, very terrible,” Levy said. “We approved it too quickly, and we approved it for everyone regardless of the risk, and that was a fundamental mistake we made. And I think everything can be explained by this.
Stanford University researchers John Ioannidis and colleagues said there was strong early evidence, including a 2020 study, that people under the age of 65 who had no underlying medical conditions were much less likely to die from COVID-19 and that vaccines should help those at high risk. Population.
Levy believes that health agency officials and governments should not require vaccinations for healthy young people, saying that by doing so, they “put them in a situation where they are taking risks that we don’t know now, which in some cases may be very beneficial and indeed may be.” including ruining the future of young people and their deaths.
Evidence supporting vaccination in young people
Florida Surgeon General, Dr. Joseph Ladapo, recently advised Floridians not to vaccinate healthy young people, because they found an 84 percent increase in heart problems among young men. Although his study doesn’t prove a causal relationship, “at the very least, it’s a concern that something really serious is going on here,” Levy said.
Levy thinks the public should look at a variety of studies when determining the safety of any vaccine or health policy, and Ladapo’s findings are consistent with much of the evidence supporting his guidelines, even though the mainstream is rejecting this evidence.
Levy believes Ladopo was rightly following the mounting evidence of vaccine-related heart problems and deaths, and the “do no harm” principle. “Ladopo was saying, I’m not comfortable continuing to give these vaccines to young people, given the evidence I have,” Levy said.
Fear is destroying health systems.
“Of course, I think that the regulatory agencies, supported by some scientists in the media, represent basically a very extreme approach and a very dangerous approach, because again, they undermine the basic principles of proper science and medicine. Work,” said Levi. “And about the future of science. , I am deeply concerned about the future of science and medicine.”
Fear causes many people to make poor decisions, Levi said. “I realized that in many cases. [fear] intelligence, rationality, ethics, [and] Fearful people can do very, very bad things to each other.
This fear has led health authorities to ignore the cause and look at the individual’s overall health, including the mental, emotional and physical aspects, especially in the case of young people, Levy said.
As a result, young people are deeply affected, including educational attrition, weight gain, increased anxiety and depression, many of which could have been prevented if leaders had used a holistic, science-based approach to address the concerns of the epidemic, Levy says.
A bicyclist with a child in tow passes a “Beach Closed” sign on the boardwalk in Miami Beach, Fla., on March 22, 2020. (Cliff Hawkins/Getty Images)We have failed our children, Levi said.
“And to me, that’s not just a scientific error, it’s an ethical flaw. This is a moral failure, as a society, we then [did not] Put the youth and children first. For me, this is what society should do.”
The lockdown protocol used around the world has failed miserably, especially in China, Levi said.
“What strikes me is that freedom is a fundamental value of democratic societies, but it’s also a fundamental value of science,” says Levi, “but it’s largely ignored.”
Instead, those in democratic societies have used extremely harsh policies to take away basic liberties, and people in the scientific world have been “imposing censorship methods the likes of which, in my 16-plus years as a scientist, I’ve never seen.” Something close to that,” Levi said.
Israel’s vaccination surveillance
“In Israel, the Ministry of Health (MOH) actively hides critical information about the side effects of vaccines from the Israeli public,” Levi said. In addition, the Ministry of Health did not have a practical monitoring system for vaccine adverse effects until recently.
This is an important fact because Israel has been at the forefront of requiring its citizens to be vaccinated and encouraged, signing a contract with Pfizer during the outbreak, “essentially making Israel a global laboratory for the rest of the world.” ” said Levi.
Israel began monitoring side effects on a large scale in 2010.
The Israeli MOH commissioned researchers to investigate reports of adverse events submitted by Israelis. The researchers presented the findings of the new surveillance system at an internal meeting in June, the video footage of which was found by an Israeli journalist. The findings of this research group contradict the Ministry of Health’s findings that adverse events, if any, are short-lived.
Most of the side effects are actually not short term. These health problems, he said, “really last weeks, months and sometimes more than a year. When I say side effects, I’m talking about menstrual irregularities, I’m talking about serious neurological side effects,” Levi said.
In these videos, a group of researchers is heard advising the Israeli Ministry of Health to be careful when talking to the public about the harmful health effects of vaccines.
“The Ministry of Health in Israel seems to have paid attention to this because when they looked at the actual report that they posted in the public domain, they put out a lot of messages and a lot of findings from the research team that they hired. And in addition, they misrepresented the data, and they misreported the level of reporting of various side effects and very, very It made them look rare,” Levi said.
According to Levi, the reports that the ministry offered the Israelis to see were clearly fabricated.
“And basically, these reports only represent six months out of a year and a half, and they represent only 15 to 17 percent of the population in Israel, not all of them and not all sizes.”
The Epoch Times reached out to Israel’s MOH for comment but did not receive a response by press time.
Competing again
“So, now I have a similar situation where I see the same reaction every time you get the vaccine, which is called rechallenge,” Levy said. Of the women who complained about their periods, 10 percent had a positive recurrence, the researchers said, and also identified recurrences for other adverse events.
The researchers said that some of the events of relapse, when adverse events reoccurred or worsened following additional doses of the vaccine, were caused by the vaccine.
Dr. Sharon Alroy-[Preis]In an interview on Israeli TV, Mann, the number two health official in the Ministry of Health, said that the negative reactions women have to things like menstrual irregularities are temporary and not serious.
“Of course, there are women who suffer from irregular menstrual cycles and different types of abnormalities for weeks and months and sometimes over a year,” Levy said. “And there is no accreditation from anyone in the Ministry of Health, no accreditation that I know of, from any health authority or health agency; [that] Hey, there’s a problem here.”
Eroded faith
“And the worst thing is that they ignore the voice of the patient.”
Public health agencies around the world, including in the United States and Israel, have not been transparent about the vaccines and adverse events from the vaccines, Levy said, adding that a lawsuit would require access to the data they collect at this stage.
The public should be told, “The effects of these vaccines on all-cause mortality and other health outcomes in an informative way so that people can make informed decisions based on their age, health status, beliefs, risk, etc.” But that’s unheard of when health agencies act in a way that requires you to take them to court to release data,” Levy said.
These agencies must return to the principles of transparency and accountability that are fundamental to public health in order to avoid the mistrust created by the lack of trust during the pandemic.
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Jan Jekielek is a senior editor with The Epoch Times and host of the event “America’s Thought Leaders.” Jahn’s career has spanned human rights work in academia, the media, and internationally. In the year He joined The Epoch Times full-time in 2009 and has served in various roles, including as website editor-in-chief. He is the producer of the award-winning Holocaust documentary “Finding Manny.”
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Masooma Haq began reporting for The Epoch Times in 2008 from Pakistan. She currently covers a variety of topics including American government, culture, and entertainment.
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