Israeli Government to Approve Rehabilitation Plan for IDF Disabled Veterans Soon
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First reported by Srugim · 2 hours ago
What happened
The Israeli government is preparing to approve a rehabilitation plan for disabled IDF veterans based on committee recommendations, amid budget disputes led by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich. The plan aims to enhance care and support for injured soldiers, with a government decision expected soon after professional discussions. Disabled veterans have threatened protests over funding delays, while officials emphasize the importance of integrating the plan into the defense budget.
- 01Israeli government to approve IDF disabled veterans' rehabilitation plan within days.
- 02Plan based on Mor Yosef committee recommendations to improve care and support.
- 03Finance Minister Smotrich demands inclusion in multi-year defense budget.
- 04Professional discussions held to finalize budgetary and operational details.
- 05Disabled veterans threaten protest over funding delays and broken commitments.
- 06Officials say Finance Minister supports veterans' demands, not protesting.
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