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Full coverage· Politics· Updated

Israeli Lawmakers Agree to Cooperate on Elderly Care

Hundreds of professionals attended Kedem's annual conference on adult housing and nursing homes in Israel, focusing on the challenges of an aging population. A survey presented revealed public concern over the state's unpreparedness and lack of attention to elderly care.

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What happened

  1. 01Hundreds of professionals attended Kedem's annual conference on adult housing and nursing homes.
  2. 02A survey showed 60% of Israelis believe the state is unprepared for its aging population.
  3. 03Nearly 70% of the public feels elderly care is absent from public discourse.
  4. 04Most Israelis prefer to age in their own homes, prioritizing independence.
  5. 05Knesset members across parties agreed to cooperate on improving elderly care.
  6. 06Kedem hopes this agreement will lead to practical policy changes.

Knesset members from various parties agreed to cooperate on improving healthcare, welfare, and housing for seniors in the next Knesset.

Translated and summarized by baba from Kikar HaShabbat, the latest report. Read Kikar HaShabbat’s original

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