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National Insurance Clarifies New Compensation for Hostile Act Victims

Israel's National Insurance Institute clarified procedures for compensation to victims of hostile acts, following the recognition of a Flydubai flight as such. Individuals must file claims and undergo medical reviews, as no automatic allowance exists.

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What happened

  1. 01National Insurance Institute clarified compensation for victims of hostile acts.
  2. 02A Flydubai flight was officially recognized as an act of hostility.
  3. 03Victims must file individual claims for disability assessment.
  4. 04Medical committee review is a mandatory legal requirement for claims.
  5. 05There is no automatic allowance for victims of hostile acts.

The Institute acts as an implementing body for a law originating from the Ministry of Defense.

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

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