A courageous woman has taken up the task of investigating and reporting injuries from the Pfizer COVID jab that the media have ignored in her home country of Israel, where the government has administered the shot almost ubiquitously.
Introducing herself as Avital, a mother of two boys, the brave Israeli woman said she has spoken with “hundreds of people” and “read thousands of testimonies” of people who have been adversely affected by the jab but who have been afraid to speak publicly “due to hostility around this subject.”
“In the past months, I’ve been hearing about more and more people I know who experienced severe adverse effects shortly after receiving the Pfizer shot. I also noticed that no news company, journalist, reporter, or anyone investigated these events thoroughly and published the data,” Avital said.
She explained that it was only after the government began administering the experimental drug to the nation’s children that she realized someone must raise the alarm. “That’s when I decided to take on this task,” she said.
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The Testimonies Project, a website showcasing an hour long video that details the powerful stories of 40 people who were willing to publicly share their experiences in the weeks and months after injection with Pfizer’s abortion-tainted mRNA jab.
Those who bravely spoke out described having suffered an array of life-altering conditions. Some testimonies were of family members speaking on behalf of a now-deceased son or sibling.
Every speaker described dealing with constant pain and difficulty carrying out the ordinary daily tasks that they were accustomed to do just months earlier. Many also shared that, despite having personal reservations about taking the shot, pressure mounted on them from employers, government, schools, and even family and friends to get the Pfizer jab anyway.
Some of the participants shared that their reason for taking the shot was due to Israel its “Green Pass” as the first COVID shot verification system in the world. The pass was soon required of citizens to gain access to certain shops, bars, entertainment venues, and even opening up international travel, among other things.
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One man, 41-year-old Ali Abu Latif, chose to get the shot due to “social pressure” after initially being “strongly opposed” to the idea. He explained that on March 8, the same night he received his second jab, he began experiencing an earache. The pain became so unbearable that he was admitted to a hospital for five days, after his health seemed to have returned to normal.
A little over a week later, Latif, who previously kept fit and exercised regularly, suffered a stroke. After a few days in a hospital to recover, he was discharged and given a walking frame to help support his now severely inhibited mobility. “I would fall at home, my wife would drag me to bed,” Latif shared.
A few months later, on July 7, he suffered a second stroke, rendering his whole left side paralyzed. Latif explained that pain medication no longer mitigates his suffering and that he struggles to sleep at night. He said his life has been “shattered” before his eyes. As a result of his strokes, he is now confined to a wheelchair.
“I’m already waiting for the third stroke, to see if I stay alive or not,” Latif said.
Another notable case is that of Haya, a 46-year-old mother to three small children who explained that after receiving her second Pfizer shot on March 18 she almost immediately started suffering terrible headaches.
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Just a few days later, after arriving at work, Haya said her hand had swollen to “double its normal size,” leading her boss to send her home. As she traveled back, however, her condition deteriorated. “I couldn’t breathe, I thought I was swallowing my tongue, I wasn’t able to drive straight,” she said.
Upon arriving home, the mother collapsed and was admitted to a hospital. Haya explained that the doctors examining her were dumbfounded at her condition and were apparently unsure about how to treat her.
As a result of the concoction of medications she is now using, Haya said she can no longer sleep or manage her household. “I have small children who need a mother,” she said. “They need baths, food, need me to jump with them or take them to the park.”
Struggling to contain tears, Haya added that this is no longer possible. “My life was ruined … my life as it is today is finished.”
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In light of their experiences, the speakers all strongly warned against taking the COVID jab and confirmed that they would not present their children for inoculation.
“Nobody is listening to them,” Avital lamented, “nobody’s even taking care of them. And they are just the tip of the iceberg.”
Avital suggested that the jab rollout should stop until medical research discovers what is causing the widespread adverse health developments. “They have to stop and, of course, not to give it to the children.”
She stressed that the government is “trying to shut our mouths and not let people tell the world what’s going on with them … there’s no second opinion in Israel.” However, through initiatives like the Testimonies Project, “it’s starting to come out.”