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PM's Office Spent Over $100,000 on Medical Teams for Netanyahu's Foreign Trips

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PM's Office Spent $106,000 on Medical Teams for Netanyahu's Foreign Trips

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The Prime Minister's Office spent $106,000 on medical teams for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's foreign trips since 2023. The costs covered contracts, per diem, and flights across 14 journeys, with 2025 being the most expensive year. Additional fixed costs for the team leader and insurance reimbursements are separate.

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  • Prime Minister's Office spent $106,000 on medical teams for Netanyahu's foreign trips since 2023.
  • The funds covered 14 trips, including contracts, per diem, and flights.
  • Spending reached approximately $47,000 in 2025, the most expensive year.
  • Dr. Herman Berkowitz leads the medical team with a fixed annual cost.
  • Information was released following a query by the Movement for Freedom of Information.

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