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Cash “gift” to the Israelis for Tishre – to whom and how much can be paid


The National Institute for Israeli Insurance announced the transfer of dates for payments in connection with the upcoming Tishrey holidays. This year, part of the benefits will be paid earlier so that the recipients can prepare in a timely manner for festive expenses.

So, instead of the usual on September 28, the transfer will be made on the 21st. We are talking about benefits to veterans, according to the loss of the breadwinner, according to general disability, as well as payments related to rehabilitation, mobility, alimony, departure and support of Zion prisoners.

In addition, the date of payment of children’s benefits has been changed. Families will receive money on September 17. The amount of payments remains the same: 169 shekels are charged for the first child, on the second, third and fourth – 214 shekels, and starting from the fifth – again 169. In addition to the third and fourth child, an increase of 111 shekels is laid.

Unemployment benefits, grants and income payments will be transferred on the usual time – September 12. The institute urged citizens to take into account new dates and wished everyone peaceful and joyful holidays.



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