In the shadow of the vaccination campaign in Israel, it seems that the Spanish footballers in the Premier League have become sought-after interviewees in their homeland. A week after stopping Maccabi Tel Aviv, Luis Hernandez was interviewed by Marca, His compatriot Jose Rodriguez of Maccabi Haifa was interviewed by “Antenna 3” and told all the dealings with the world epidemic.
Rodriguez, who recently received the second dose of the vaccine, recounted the feelings and side effects. “A week ago I got the second dose and felt like I had a cold, but it was only for one day. The next day I was like new.”
“From the first moment, vaccine centers began to be set up in stadiums,” Rodriguez said of the vaccination campaign in Israel. “I have a 29-year-old cousin who is about to die, and it is boiling. Israel is the country that is doing best against the corona.”
Like Hernandez, the Maccabi Haifa midfielder also received compliments: “There is no distinction between adults and young people, athletes and non-athletes, healthy or sick. Because of Judaism, they believe that life is the most important value. They put life before economic considerations and I think in Spain it is not like that.” .
