But the Palestinians have bean slow just to get supplies.

All around the world, there are vaccine haves and have nots.

But this is one of the starkest examples because people here live on work closely together.

It's a complicated picture.

Okay, I've come to one of the best Palestinian hospitals, but it's in East Jerusalem, part of the Palestinian territories annexed by Israel and under its full control.

So here Israel is vaccinating Doctor Fadi on the rest of the medical staff, but not the patients who come from across the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip.

So now that the vaccination program started, do you feel a bit of a sense of relief?

There's more protection for you and your staff.

Not that much, really.

Why not?

I got the vaccine, but I'm not relief.

We were not able toe deliver vaccination to our patients, tow our families back in the West Bank and Gaza.

There is a problem of inequality.

You don't feel happy that you are getting the vaccination on other parts of your people cannot.

What makes him feel worse is that the health care systems in other Palestinian areas are struggling so much more.

There's a hot debate about who should be vaccinating Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza.

Those who think it's Israel's responsibility point to the Geneva Conventions.

Those who say it's up to the Palestinian Authority look to the Oslo accords.

It all adds to the long list of unresolved issues that experts on international law disagree on here.

So we've come from Jerusalem into Tamala through the Israeli checkpoint.

Over here, I noticed a lot of people without masks here in the West Bank.

Even though infection rates are high and many people are wary of being vaccinated, Manal is one of them, even though she's seen all her acting work dry up.

There is a kind of this discrimination, because in the end we are so much in connection and connection with the Israelis, either by people working there or in on your daily life.

They are controlling our everyday life.

So it is M for that.

They got the vaccine, and we are not.

We get the vaccine as soon as you can.

I'm not with the conspiracy theory at all.

I know that there is a virus.

I know that it is scientifically and medically approved.

But with the vaccine, I don't know if if I want to take it or not.

The Palestinian Authority says Israel has a duty to give vaccines to Palestinians, but it's not officially asking for them.

It's politicians don't want to look weak as though they can't handle this crisis.

The Hamas government in Gaza doesn't want to look weak, either.

Technically, the Palestinian Authority should be sending it vaccines.

But it's also asking Qatar for help.

Yeah, but this building site, the nuts and bolts of the situation are seen very differently.

Raoul relies on workers from the West Bank and is pushing for Israel to vaccinate them.

They're essential to both economies.

We're depending on 65,000 Palestinian workers.

They are walking in the court, jobs off the construction, and we need them because without them we cannot construct.

Now I think this is logic that also we have toe vaccine, the Israelis, people and also the Palestinians.

That a twist that they're working with us when you're putting your argument to the Israeli government about the Palestinian workers What do you say?

First of all, the human?

Okay?

Because they are our neighbors and they are not in a very good condition.

Economically conditioned Mohammed is from heaven.

He's been staying in Israel away from his home and his family for months so he can keep his job into the deck at the time.

So on Arab, the Palestinians are working with the World Health Organization on doing some of their own vaccine deals.

Israel says it's prioritizing its own citizens, but it isn't ruling out vaccinating more Palestinians already.

It's giving doses to prisoners in its jails.

Doctors say it makes sense for herd immunity.

We are living together.

We are.

We almost have no borders.

If we vaccinate, the Israelis undertook vaccinated Palestinian people in West Bank and Gaza.

You still cannot break the chain off infection.

You cannot fight the pandemic very well.

This pandemics bean revealing Israel's international connections.

It's money, it's reputation for science.

All helped it to get vaccines, while the Palestinians, relatively poor, stateless and a lot less organized, have bean at a big disadvantage.