Israels Welfare System May Run Out of Reserves by 2035 as War Costs, Aging Population Mount
Israel's National Insurance Institute faces a severe actuarial crisis, with reserves projected to deplete by 2035 due to war costs and an aging population.
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Israeli Knesset Expected to Dissolve Today, Go to Early Elections
Israeli lawmakers in Jerusalem are set to dissolve the Knesset today, triggering early elections due to a coalition dispute over Haredi conscription exemptions.
Crisis in rehabilitation of war wounded: “The system is collapsing, emergency mobilization of personnel and resources in the community is required” | Mother of a Givati fighter wounded in Gaza: “We are not guests by the wounded soldier’s bedside, we have become his clerks”
Israel's war wounded rehabilitation system is reportedly collapsing, with a critical shortage of professionals and bureaucratic hurdles.
Israeli High Court Orders Knesset to Hold New Vote for State Comptroller
Israel's High Court of Justice ordered the Knesset to hold a new vote for the next State Comptroller. At least seven coalition members ...
National Cyber Defense Bill Moves Forward in the Knesset
The Knesset has passed the National Cyber Defense Bill in its first reading, aiming to create a binding framework for cyber defense in essential Israeli.
Knesset Expands Benefits for Lone National Service Volunteers
The Knesset Labor and Welfare Committee approved new regulations expanding benefits for lone National Service volunteers in Israel.
New Law to Increase Competition in Credit Market Moves Forward
Israel's Knesset Economics Committee approved a Finance Ministry bill creating a business credit database to increase competition and lower living costs.
Knesset Panel Delays Vote on on Archaeology Oversight in Judea and Samaria
A Knesset committee has postponed a vote on legislation to transfer archaeology oversight in Judea and Samaria to a new civilian authority.
Israeli Lawmakers Back Knesset Dissolution in Preliminary Vote
Israeli lawmakers have preliminarily voted 110-0 to dissolve the Knesset, potentially leading to early elections due to coalition disagreements.
Israeli Knesset Expected to Dissolve Today, Go to Early Elections
Israeli lawmakers in Jerusalem are set to dissolve the Knesset today, triggering early elections due to a coalition dispute over Haredi conscription exemptions.
Knesset Advances Controversial Bill Shifting Archaeological Authority in Judea and Samaria
The Knesset committee, led by Zvi Sukkot and sponsored by Amit Halevi, advances a bill to shift archaeological control in Judea and Samaria, drawing annexation.
Israeli Military Instructed to Make Provisions for New Death Penalty for Terrorists Law
Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz directed the IDF to implement a new death penalty law for terrorists in Judea and Samaria, amending security provisions.
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