I think all these numbers are kind of meaningless without knowing which vaccine we are talking about. For instance, while most of the hospitalizations in Israel may be among those that are already vaccinated, that has not been the case in the U.S. thus far. Quite the opposite. Well over 90% of recent hospitalizations have been among the unvaccinated. While official numbers can be B.S., anecdotal information from a couple of people that I know who work in hospitals would seem to back that up. Why the disparity? Is it the particular vaccine being used or something else?
Also, when talking about comorbitities, what percent of the population has one? Being overweight is a comorbitity and that covers at least 40% of the U.S. right there. How about high cholesterol, high blood pressure, asthma, etc.? I think once you look at everything that is considered a comorbitity you've probably covered well over half the population.
I don't believe anyone should be forcibly vaccinated. However, I have seen those on both sides of the argument use the statistics that seem to support their argument while pretending any that don't do not exist.