The World Health Organization is creating a new system to approve vaccines worldwide. This move raises concerns about conflicts of interest, as revealed by a health official working with WHO and Bill Gates.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is working on a global system to approve vaccines across countries. This new mechanism aims to streamline vaccine authorization beyond national borders. However, it has sparked worries about fairness and transparency. A recent statement from a health official has brought these concerns into the spotlight, showing potential conflicts of interest in the process.

In March 2023, Prof. Lester Schulman, a key figure in Israel’s Ministry of Health, admitted to a conflict while working on vaccine approvals. As secretary of the polio committee, he revealed that he is also collaborating with WHO and Bill Gates on vaccine development. To avoid bias, he asked someone else to handle part of the approval process. This admission, reported by Yaffa Shir-Raz at Brownstone Institute, has raised questions about whether personal or organizational ties could influence decisions in this global system.

Many people are now asking if this new WHO system will truly serve public health or if it risks favoring certain powerful groups. As the world watches, there is a growing call for clear rules and independent oversight to ensure trust in vaccine approvals. The balance between speed and fairness in global health decisions remains a critical issue.

Original Author: Yaffa Shir-Raz | Source: Brownstone Institute