Raw data compiled by Prof. Matti Berkowitz, director of the Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology Unit at Assaf Harofeh Hospital (Shamir) reveals that children aged 5-11 experience twice as many adverse events, on average, compared to children in the 12-17 age group.

The injury rate for young children is even higher when compared to teenagers, says Dr. Yaffa Shir-Raz, a health and risk communication researcher at the University of Haifa and at Reichman University (IDC Herzliya). Based on the data, children 5-11 are up to six times more likely than teens to suffer jab injuries.

"… the 2-dose immunization rate for 5-11 year olds is less than 18%, while older children have rates of 55-72% (3-4 times higher)," explains Eliyahu Tulshinski, writing for America's Frontline News. (Related: Israel's "booster" shot program is now endless.)

"All things being equal, the young children would thus be expected to have 1/3-1/4 of the number of adverse events experienced by the older children, not twice as many. This means that the adverse event rate for young children is actually 6-8 times that of the older children, i.e., at 600-800% of the baseline injury rate!"