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West Bank Border Communities File Supreme Court Petition Over Tax Benefit Discrimination
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First reported by Ynet · 12 hours ago
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The Forum of Border Line Communities is petitioning Israel's Supreme Court to address unequal tax benefits, arguing that despite government promises, border communities facing daily security threats receive lower tax discounts than other regions like Judea and Samaria and southern Israel.
- 01Forum of Border Line Communities to petition Supreme Court on Sunday over tax benefit discrimination.
- 02Government, including PM Netanyahu, promised to fix disparities but has not acted.
- 03Border communities face daily security threats and receive only 10%-14% tax benefits.
- 04Settlements in Judea and Samaria and Beersheba receive higher tax discounts of 20%.
- 05Petition demands equal tax benefits reflecting the security risks of border residents.
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