2.9 million Israelis, or around 37% of the population will have their ID cards expire in the coming years, Matanyahu Englman said.
Israeli prisons are deficient in protecting classified information from cyberattacks, State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman said.
Matanyahu Englman warns: If Israel does not make "fundamental changes" in its attitude toward climate, "COVID-19 will only be the prelude to what will happen in years to come."
There are many fine police officers serving the Israeli public, but as some are disenchanted with the judiciary, the many scandals of the police may lead to a reform of law enforcement.
One would be hard put to find anything positive in the comptroller’s thick chapter on the ministry.
32 Israeli government offices -- 52% of all government offices -- had few or no internal audits, the state comptroller revealed.
Israel's state comptroller says the Police Internal Investigations Unit had many deficiencies in investigating its own, in part due to its organization.
State Comptroller details regulation woes within dairy industry and severe disorganization that has led to the ongoing housing shortage.
Of Israel's population, an estimated 9.45 million people, around 1.2 million (or 13%) are considered ultra-orthodox.
The comptroller report criticizes Israel for giving NIS 60m. of emergency funds to hotels making a profit and only NIS 300 a month to tour guides during the COVID-19 pandemic.