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State Auditor Warns Israel's Long-Term Care Benefits Are Pushing National Insurance Toward Crisis

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דווח לראשונה בMaariv · Jun 21, 2026

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Israel's State Comptroller says the government badly mismanaged population aging and long-term care benefits, pushing the National Insurance Institute toward insolvency. He blames the 2018 care reform, weak oversight, and years without a permanent director general, and warns that spending could keep rising unless policy changes soon.

  • 01Long-term care costs rose from 7 billion to 21 billion shekels annually.
  • 02The insolvency date of National Insurance was pulled forward by more than six years.
  • 03No government aging strategy or coordinating body exists, the comptroller says.
  • 04A permanent National Insurance chief has been missing for 3.5 years.
  • 05A joint team will propose cost restraints in about one month.

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Matanyahu Engelman
OrganizationsState Comptroller of Israel, National Insurance Institute, OECD, Ministry of Finance, Shas, TheMarker, Joint Israel
PlacesIsrael

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סיפורים קשורים

State auditor warns Israel's pension and elder-care systems are nearing a breaking pointJun 21, 2026Experts Warn of Looming Crisis in Israel’s Long-Term Care Insurance MarketAug 3, 2026State Audit Warns Israel Is Unprepared for an Aging PopulationJun 25, 2026Israeli Treasury Criticizes National Insurance for Irresponsible Expansion of Social BenefitsJul 1, 2026Israel’s National Insurance System Faces Earlier-Than-Expected Funding CrisisJun 12, 2026National Insurance fund heads toward a 10 billion shekel deficit this yearJun 24, 2026