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Israel Electric Corporation Tops State Comptroller’s Service Survey, Population Authority Lags Behind
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By עידן ארץ
First reported by Calcalist · Jun 17, 2026
What happened
Israel’s State Comptroller service survey placed Israel Electric Corporation first among seven public bodies, while the Population and Immigration Authority finished last. The Transport Ministry’s score fell sharply, especially in telephone service, prompting criticism from Matanyahu Englman.
- 01Israel Electric Corporation ranked first with 87.7 points, ahead of last year’s 81.1.
- 02The Population and Immigration Authority was last, despite a slight improvement to 63.3.
- 03The Transport Ministry dropped to 69.5, driven by a severe call-center decline.
- 04Amidar led telephone service, while the Tax Authority ranked last online.
- 05Englman said call-center service remains weak and about one-third of complaints concern service quality.
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OrganizationsIsrael Electric Corporation, National Insurance Institute, Amidar, Population and Immigration Authority, Ministry of Transport, Israel Tax Authority, Israel Land Authority
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