Budget

Annual plan to set out Israel's national spending for a defined period

The war is not an excuse to neglect the fight against poverty

Security challenges require us to unite as a society, but they must not become an excuse to neglect the state’s basic duty toward its citizens.

By BECKY COHEN-KESHET
01/12/2024

Real de-escalation with Hezbollah could limit pressure on Israel's finances - Fitch

"It is too early to say whether these risks will be significantly and sustainably reduced," Moody's later said in a statement.

By EVE YOUNG , REUTERS
28/11/2024

Will Israeli travel get more efficient?

Data in the State Comptroller’s report reveals that while the construction cost was indeed NIS 500 million, the real cost of the project is much higher.

By ASAF ZAGRIZAK/GLOBES/TNS
21/11/2024

New immigrants aren't statistics: They're an essential part of Israel's growth

Each oleh contributes not only to our workforce but also enriches our society with diverse perspectives, skills, and entrepreneurial spirit. 

By ROBERT SINGER
07/11/2024

Second only to Ukraine: The cost of Israel's defense burden

Experts warn of economic impact as Israel’s defense budget reaches 6.5% of GDP.

By DEAN SHMUEL ELMAS/GLOBES/TNS
05/11/2024

Israel's budget shows that self-preservation tops government priorities

The 2025 budget ignores several crucial factors. The ramifications will likely have lasting detrimental effects on our world standing.

Knesset approves Israel's 2025 budget despite threats of opposition

The national budget for 2025 will be around NIS 607.4 billion. The government has also approved budget adjustments totaling about NIS 37 billion.

01/11/2024

Government convenes for marathon 2025 budget debate

Smotrich said that "after victory," Israel's economy will see "fantastic returns" for years. He did not detail what "victory" entailed or when it would be achieved.

Govt economic plan includes slashing benefits for olim worth over NIS 500,000

A 10% increase in benefits for olim will be worth less.

Smotrich is 'arrogant': Ben-Gvir lashes out at finance minister after budget clash

These comments follow the return of the Knesset for winter session and reports regarding budget cuts for certain ministries.

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