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Israel to Provide Financial Aid to FlyDubai Attack Victims
Israel's National Insurance Institute will provide financial and medical aid to Israeli passengers affected by an attempted terror attack on a FlyDubai flight. Victims can receive one-time payments of up to 160,000 shekels or lifelong monthly allowances starting at 1,100 shekels, depending on their assessed disability.
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- 01Israeli passengers affected by the FlyDubai flight attack can now receive state financial and medical aid.
- 02Aid includes one-time payments up to 160,000 shekels or lifelong monthly allowances starting at 1,100 shekels.
- 03Eligibility requires a medical evaluation to determine disability status and the extent of trauma.
- 04The state will cover all medical and psychological treatment costs without time limits.
- 05Additional support is available for victims unable to return to work due to their injuries.
- 06Reimbursement for previously self-paid medical expenses will also be provided.
The state will also cover all medical and psychological treatment costs, with potential additional support for those unable to work.
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