Israel parliament gives initial approval for 2026 budget averting snap election for now

Lawmakers voted 62-55 in favor of the spending plan, which totals 662 billion shekels ($214.43 billion), excluding debt servicing, and sets a budget deficit ceiling of 3.9% of gross domestic product this year. The budget, as well as an accompanying economic plan, still faces a difficult path to final approval amid deepening polarisation within Netanyahu’s governing coalition. Under Israeli law, the budget must be passed by the end of March or parliament would automatically dissolve, triggering a snap election. Some ultra-Orthodox lawmakers did not vote in favour of the budget since a military conscription bill has not yet been approved. 🔗 Leggi su Internazionale.it

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