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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

NGO Presses for Tax Discount Ruling After Interior Minister Appointed

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The NGO Israel Hofsheet has petitioned the High Court of Justice to force Interior Minister Gideon Sa'ar to decide on municipal tax discounts for those with unregularized military service status by November 25. The government had delayed the decision due to a lack of a permanent interior minister, a reason now invalidated by Sa'ar's appointment. The High Court had previously ordered a decision within 35 days, a deadline that passed in May. Sa'ar's appointment occurs amidst coalition formation talks following the recent election, with the Haredi conscription issue being a major hurdle.

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  • NGO Israel Hofsheet wants Interior Minister Gideon Sa'ar to decide on tax discounts by November 25.
  • The discounts are for individuals who have not regularized their military service status with the IDF.
  • The government cited a lack of an interior minister for previous delays in the decision.
  • The High Court had ordered a decision on the tax discount regulations within 35 days.
  • Gideon Sa'ar was appointed Interior Minister in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's outgoing government.
  • The Interior Ministry had been vacant for over a year, causing administrative issues.

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