There's a teacher on CNN who says her belief in Judaism prevents her from being vaccinated

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Jews have the highest vaccination rates and lowest hesitancy of any religious faction:

As public health experts fret over a stalling COVID-19 vaccine campaign in the U.S., a new survey suggests they don’t have to worry about American Jews.

Jews have the lowest levels of vaccine “hesitancy” of any religious group in the country, according to a report released Tuesday by the Public Religion Research Institute, with 85% vaccinated or planning to get the shot — compared to 71% of all Americans.

https://forward.com/news/473643/jews-accept-covid-vaccine-religious-groups-survey/

Even the super Orthodox rabbis have urged their members to get vaccinated, so I don't think there's a religious objection:

As cases and deaths from the Delta variant continue to rise in parts of the country, rabbis in Baltimore, Maryland, and New York’s Long Island released video messages calling on unvaccinated community members to take the shot.

“You haven’t lived through enough?” asked Rabbi Yaakov Bender, head of Yeshiva Darchei Torah in Far Rockaway, before adding a sentence in Yiddish. Far Rockaway, which is home to a large Orthodox community, has one of the lowest rates of vaccination in New York City. “We in the community have to realize that if 99% of doctors say to take the shot, you take the shot. What are we, playing games?”

https://www.jpost.com/health-and-wellness/coronavirus/orthodox-rabbis-urge-jews-to-take-covid-vaccine-ahead-of-rosh-hashanah-678604

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