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Netanyahu Family Seeks Continued State Funding for Private Homes
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's family is requesting continued state funding for security and maintenance of their private homes in Jerusalem and Caesarea after his term ends. The request has been submitted to a ministerial committee, and if approved, could cost tens of millions of shekels.
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- 01Netanyahu's family seeks continued state funding for private residences post-premiership.
- 02The request involves homes in Jerusalem and Caesarea, with potential costs in the tens of millions of shekels.
- 03A ministerial committee, including the PM and four ministers, is reviewing the security funding request.
- 04Previous allocations for the residences' security totaled 127 million shekels from 2023 to 2026.
- 05The Prime Minister's office declined to comment on the ongoing matter.
This follows a previous report of 127 million shekels allocated for the residences' security between 2023-2026.
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