Israeli Coalition Rushes Budget Transfers and Religious Legislation Ahead of Knesset Dissolution
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First reported by Calcalist · 9 hours ago
What happened
Ahead of the Knesset's dissolution on October 5, Israel's coalition is fast-tracking budget transfers totaling nearly 400 million shekels and religious legislation tied to a deal with ultra-Orthodox parties. Key budget allocations include security funding for the Prime Minister's Office and the Wing of Zion airplane, with opposition lawmakers criticizing procedural breaches. The Education Committee also approved a bill to establish a center honoring Rabbi Nachman of Breslov.
- 01Israeli coalition rushes nearly 400 million shekels in budget transfers before Knesset dissolves.
- 02Budget includes 90 million shekels for Prime Minister's Office security and 25 million for Wing of Zion airplane.
- 03Opposition criticizes procedural violations and lack of transparency in budget approvals.
- 04Legislation advancing includes Basic Law on Torah Study and restoring Chief Rabbinate's kosher monopoly.
- 05Education Committee fast-tracks bill to establish Rabbi Nachman of Breslov memorial center.
- 06Additional 100 million shekels allocated for national information campaign combating misinformation.
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