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Naftali Bennett Pledges to Break Food Monopolies to Cut Israeli Living Costs by 30%
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By צבי זרחיה
What happened
- 01Naftali Bennett promises to cut food prices by 30%, saving families 8,000 shekels annually.
- 02Plan targets major food monopolies like Tnuva, Strauss, Diplomat, Shestovitz, and Shufersal for breakup.
- 03Measures include banning exclusive importers and forcing sale of stores in monopolized regions.
- 04Supports farmers with grants and loans while reducing import barriers and regulation.
- 05Proposes kosher certification reform to break Chief Rabbinate’s monopoly and increase competition.
- 06Bennett criticizes current ministers for fearing to confront monopolies and pledges to protect workers.
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CalcalistUnrated · HebrewJul 1, 2026
Naftali Bennett Pledges to Break Food Monopolies to Cut Israeli Living Costs by 30%
N12Center · HebrewJun 30, 2026
Former PM Bennett Unveils Plan to Break Food Monopolies and Cut Prices by 30%