Israel's National Insurance Institute Adjusts Payment Schedules for September
The National Insurance Institute (Bituah Leumi) in Israel has announced adjusted payment schedules for various benefits in September 2026 due to the Jewish holidays. Payments for unemployment and minimum income support were advanced to September 8, preceding Rosh Hashanah. Long-term benefits, including those for the elderly, survivors, disabled individuals, and others, will be paid on September 22, before Sukkot. Additionally, the deadline for self-employed individuals and employers to submit reports and pay insurance contributions is September 15, a Tuesday. Child benefits are scheduled for deposit on September 20, before Yom Kippur. The average benefit payment has increased by up to 2.64% since the beginning of 2026, reaching approximately 5,280 shekels, reflecting adjustments for the consumer price index.
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