In 4 weeks, cases worldwide have fallen by 40%; this is worldwide phenomenon - with one notable exception. One nation remains with stubbornly high cases counts - in fact, the very highest cases per capital in the world....

Israel currently has higher cases per capita than any other nation with more than 7 million people and their case count appears to have plateaued while every other nation sees cases rapidly declining or already very low:

Israel's high case count comes despite a hard lockdown and the world's best, by far, rate of vaccination:

Israel's cases are also not an artifact of higher testing - testing has actually declined and the share of test returning positive has increased:

Neighboring regions also are seeing steep case declines to low levels:

I don't know what this means? It could be a coincidence that the nation with the highest rate of vaccination also has the highest incidence of covid. It could be that, during a period of high community transmission, a mass vaccination campaign acts as a superspreader event.