Israel's aggressive policy-tightening cycle has sparked anger among its citizens as mortgage, loan payments and the cost of living have soared, with inflation staying around 5%.
60% of Israelis polled blame the government for egregious living costs. Also of concern to respondents were judicial system reforms and national security.
The government wants to see if companies are raising prices unfairly and contributing to the rising cost of living in Israel.
A series of Israeli companies and importers have announced significant price hikes in recent weeks.
Local Authorities in Israel announced on Sunday that it was going to cease providing municipal services until the Fund is removed from the Economic Arrangements Bill.
Recent import reforms have paved the way for the international retail giant to potentially revolutionize the Israeli market.
Yaakov Kwint, director general of the Israel Land Authority: "The trend of falling apartment prices will continue in the coming months."
State Comptroller details regulation woes within dairy industry and severe disorganization that has led to the ongoing housing shortage.
The issue occupying Israelis’ minds above all others isn’t the judicial reform, personal safety or even Iran’s pursuit of nuclear weapons.
Smotrich proud of cutting the price hike in half, neglects to mention that the other half will eventually come into effect, per his deal with dairy manufacturers.
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