Israel to slash 2.6 billion shekels from education, health and welfare for 'urgent mi
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Israel to slash 2.6 billion shekels from education, health and welfare for 'urgent mi
A second round of cuts in four days would trim 5% from ministries' development and procurement budgets, taking 285 million shekels from education, 150 million from health and 140 million from welfare while leaving coalition funds entirely untouched
Senior officials at the ministry approached the Treasury in an attempt to prevent the cut in their budget and were denied • The ministry is facing another cut of 160 million shekels intended for at-risk populations, including youth and women who survive violence • A senior official at the ministry: "We are being left without any ability to provide a professional response"
The genocidal Israeli government has decided to cut 2.6 billion shekels (approximately $840 million) from the budgets of ministries other than the Ministry of Defense for "urgent defense purchases." The decision is expected to be approved at the cabinet meeting on October 18.
The Israeli government is reportedly planning to cut 2.6 billion shekels (approximately $840 million) from other ministry budgets to fund urgent defense purchases. The decision is expected to be approved by the cabinet on October 18th, with a further 285 million shekels cut from the Education Ministry's budget.
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