The mayor touts the city’s star-studded “homecoming” concert on August 21 in Central Park, saying tickets will be made available only to New Yorkers who show proof of having received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine. New York City will offer $100 to anyone who gets their first dose at a city-run vaccination site, and all city workers will have to be vaccinated or go through strict weekly testing protocols. Rosh Hashanah begins on the evening of September 6.ĭe Blasio’s comments come as the city begins rolling out carrots and sticks to encourage vaccines in response to a surge in COVID-19 cases in the city, driven by the Delta variant. “If you get the first one by Monday and then you follow up on time, you will be fully vaccinated by the start of the holiday,” de Blasio says. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has a message for the US city’s Jewish community: If you want to be fully vaccinated by Rosh Hashanah, you need to get your first Pfizer shot by Monday.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio encourages Jewish New Yorkers to get a coronavirus vaccine by Monday in time to be fully vaccinated by Rosh Hashana, on July 29, 2021. The University of Maryland surveyed 3,379 American adults and the poll had a margin of error of 1.69%. Iran, however, is not known to have a nuclear weapon and world powers have been engaged in talks with Tehran in recent years to prevent the Islamic Republic from acquiring such capabilities.Īccording to the poll, 60.5% of respondents - including 70.6% of Republicans and 52.6% of Democrats - say Iran currently possesses nuclear weapons, compared to 51.7% who say Israel currently does. Israel has never officially acknowledged having such capabilities, though it is widely believed to maintain them. In an unrelated question, the poll finds that more Americans believe Iran acquires a nuclear weapon than Israel does. By contrast, 3.7% of Republicans blamed Israel, 59.1% blamed the Palestinians and 31.3% blamed both sides. (AHMAD GHARABLI / AFP)ĭisapproval numbers were higher among Democrats between the ages of 18 and 34, with 49.7% unsatisfied with the US president’s performance.Īmong Democrats, 34.8% blamed Israel for the recent conflict, 8.1% blamed the Palestinians and 52.5% blamed both sides equally. A Palestinian woman approaches a checkpoint as an ultra-Orthodox Jewish teen prays outside the Temple Mount compound in Jerusalem, during the annual Tisha B’Av fast day on July 18, 2021.
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