DY> I guess you are oblivious to the tremendous damage which was done by locking down
I am not oblivious. There are people for whom it is easier to be safer, there are others that not.
I am just saying that there are things each of us individually can do to improve things. I listed some options, and asked you to check whether they are possible. In response, I get inane generic statements.
I see people in some shuls here disregarding rules also. In one place, apparently Rabbonim require masks inside. So, a bunch of them get out and take masks off and walk without them. The Rav goes back in a mask and sometimes someone even goes near him and continues talking to him without it. Talking about Maaseh Rav.
Latest example – non-haredi Israelis over 50 are now vaccinated/got infected at 98% rate, hareidi and Arab at 80+% (so your “90%” is not everywhere). What stops that community to go get a free vaccine, especially with being in greater risk and Rabbis approving it? You can’t resolve the problem unless you admit it first.