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Israeli Government Cuts Nearly NIS 570 Million from Arab Sector Crime Prevention Programs

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Israeli Government Cuts Nearly NIS 570 Million from Arab Sector Crime Prevention Programs
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דווח לראשונה בYnet · Jul 11, 2026

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The Israeli government plans to cut nearly NIS 570 million from the Takadum socio-economic development program for the Arab sector to fund Shin Bet crime-fighting efforts, leading to the closure of key employment and crime prevention centers. The cuts have sparked concern among Arab leaders and experts about increased youth unemployment and crime risks. Despite opposition, the government is reallocating funds from successful programs to security agencies.

  • 01Israeli government plans to cut NIS 568 million from Arab socio-economic development funds for Shin Bet crime fighting.
  • 02Cuts include closure of Riyan employment centers and termination of key crime prevention projects.
  • 03Riyan centers placed 13,500 Arab workers in 2025 but now face immediate closure and layoffs of 250 employees.
  • 04Arab leaders warn cuts will push thousands of youth into crime and economic hardship.
  • 05Resource mappers project aiding Arab municipalities also faces budget elimination despite success.
  • 06Separate police crime-fighting plan has NIS 750 million surplus that could fund Shin Bet activities.

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