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Government to discuss moving NIS 568 million from Arab sector development to Shin Bet
Israeli officials plan to consider reallocating NIS 568 million previously earmarked for Arab society development to the Shin Bet for expanded criminal enforcement. The proposed shift would redirect resources from social programs to intelligence and law enforcement activities.
Jul 14, 5:16 AM·1m read1 source
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Israeli officials will discuss reallocating NIS 568 million originally designated for Arab sector development to the Shin Bet security agency. The funds would support expanded criminal law enforcement and intelligence operations if the government approves the transfer.
Background on the proposed reallocation The measure would mark a change in budget priorities away from programs aimed at Arab society growth. Officials have not announced a date for the discussion or indicated whether the full amount would move in a single transfer. The proposal follows earlier meetings between the prime minister and Shin Bet leadership on security coordination.
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