Israel/Palestine

clearly calls out fuel availability being an obstacle as well as referencing a lack of available transportation for being an obstacle. To what degree it impacted the number vaccinated in this early stage the articles do not tell us nor do I think defining it is a priority for the medical people right now. It should be noted that the WHO personnel in the convoy were not allowed to proceed to the hospital mentioned to bring aid. As I said it is not about whether the campaign started on time. It was a concern about the progression through the days. I believe this is what he meant when he said might have to "suspend" since you use that word for something that has begun. Regardless the entire convoy was preauthorized and the conduct at the checkpoint and purposeful damage to vehicles was inappropriate.