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Bennett's B'Yachad Party Proposes Plan to Aid New Immigrants
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Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, leading the B'Yachad party, has presented a plan to cut bureaucracy and boost support for new immigrants (olim) ahead of the October 27 elections. The proposal includes a single-contact office for olim, streamlined foreign degree recognition, and enhanced support for young immigrants and lone soldiers. Bennett stated the plan aims to make Israel more attractive for olim and encourage the return of Israelis who have left the country.
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- Naftali Bennett's B'Yachad party unveiled a plan to aid new immigrants and cut bureaucracy.
- The plan proposes a single office for olim to access benefits and services.
- Streamlining foreign degree recognition is included to help olim find work.
- Support for young olim, lone soldiers, and seniors is also a key focus.
- B'Yachad aims to encourage the return of over 250,000 Israelis who have left.
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