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Israelis Without Income Still Owe National Insurance Fees
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By ענת גלעד
What happened
Israelis without income are still required to pay monthly fees to the National Insurance Institute and for health insurance, with non-payment leading to penalties and significant benefit reductions. A debt of over 12 months can result in a 25% cut to benefits, escalating with longer periods of non-payment.
- 01Israelis without income must pay monthly National Insurance and health insurance fees.
- 02Non-payment can lead to penalties and benefit cuts of up to 25% after 12 months.
- 03Students and certain dependents have reduced rates or exemptions.
- 04Penalties accrue daily and weekly for late payments.
- 05Residency status requires continued payment even when living abroad.
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