Speaker Amir Ohana Reduces Knesset Budget by NIS 50 Mil. to Support Israel's Economy
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Knesset budget cut by NIS 50M to bolster Israel's wartime economy
The budget cut reflects efforts to maintain economic stability, reducing the likelihood of political upheaval and ensuring legislative continuity. The post Knesset budget cut by NIS 50M to bolster Israel’s wartime economy appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
In a reality where government budgets tend to only swell, it seems that a different wind is blowing in the corridors of the Knesset. Today (Sunday), Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana updated Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich on a step that has become his hallmark since taking office: a fourth and significant cut in the Mishkan budget. The 50 million shekels that will now be transferred to the state treasury is not an isolated event, but joins unprecede…
Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana informed Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich today (Sunday) that he has decided to make a fourth cut to the Knesset budget since the beginning of his term, this time amounting to NIS 50 million - which will be transferred to the state treasury. As a reminder, this cut of NIS 50 million from the Knesset budget for 2026 joins three previous cuts decided by the Knesset Speaker, amounting to NIS 80 million, which was made in…
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