Two weeks ago, the Health Ministry made the correct decision from the standpoint of both morality and health when it opened a coronavirus vaccination clinic in Tel Aviv’s Neveh Sha’anan neighborhood for people with no legal status in Israel. The response by asylum seekers and labor migrants greatly exceeded expectations. In its 14 days of operation, the clinic vaccinated 10,500 people. The vaccinations were like a drop of optimism in the sea of insecurity that has surrounded them since the outbreak of the pandemic. Roughly 80 percent of asylum seekers have lost their jobs, along with the priva