Israeli Government Budget
Knesset Finance Committee considers NIS 393 million transfer to Prime Minister's Office
MK Vladimir Beliak of the Together party, the opposition’s coordinator on the committee, spoke with Anat Davidov on 103FM’s Where's the Money program and addressed the budget additions being sought.
Next Israeli gov't main issue will be controlling defense budget, Bank Hapoalim CEO told conference
Gov’t allocates over NIS 1 billion to prosecute October 7 terrorists in military tribunals
Israel’s 'bloated, unstable' gov't harms public service, wastes millions each year, report finds
Direct coalition funds to the war effort, now - editorial
Today, as Israel faces an unforeseen expenditure of enormous proportions and an economic crisis that may linger for years, using these funds for anything else is downright scandalous.
Israel shuts down public diplomacy ministry, budget heads to South
The Public Diplomacy Ministry was opened at the beginning of this year for the first time since 1975 and was in charge of hasbara (explaining) in Israel and abroad.
Gov't allocates NIS 2 million to back non-Orthodox faith groups
These funds will be administered by the Social Equality Ministry, which is headed by Amichai Chikli.
Smotrich unfreezes funds for Israeli Arabs after security chiefs meeting
As part of the agreement reached, the funds will be transferred from the Finance Ministry to the Interior Ministry, which will then allocate and move the funds over to Arab local councils.
Pensioners and volunteers won’t save education - opinion
The system is unable to support its teachers to cope with the cost of living, and with the growing challenges in educating Israeli children.
How does Israel's new gov't budget impact your taxes?
Below is a review of some income tax and VAT measures thanks to the new Israeli government budget.
A problematic gov't legislation comes a flood of bills by coalition MKs - opinion
It might well be that five months is too short a period to determine whether the threat to democracy will be realized.
An economy lacking bread will also have no Torah - opinion
The less economic ability Israel’s citizens have, the greater the harm to the State of Israel – and that is without even addressing the issue of risk-averse investors.
After passing the budget, ensuing stability will pay off - opinion
With a two-year budget in place, the government can now focus on its main goals: Preventing a nuclear Iran, expanding peace in the Middle East and driving economic growth.
The dysfunctional government could stumble along until 2024 - opinion
The moment the dye was cast and the 2023-2024 budget turned into law, it became clear that our largely dysfunctional government could continue to stumble on.
