Israel's National Insurance Institute has demanded financial repayment from 2,700 victims of hostile actions, according to a report.
The National Insurance Institute has demanded financial repayment from 2,700 victims of hostile actions (terror victims), according to a report. The scope and reason for the demand have not yet been detailed in the brief notice.
The institute has also pursued other repayment demands. As The Zioneer reported on Monday, it demanded NIS 15 million from Sderot residents over alleged misuse of wartime aid funds for airline tickets. Broader agency data, published on the 1,000th day of the war, showed approximately 102,000 civilian terror casualties being treated and a sevenfold increase in recognized mental disability due to terror.
2 developments
- DevelopingNational Insurance data for war's 1,000th day: 102,000 civilian terror casualties treated, mental disability cases up 7-fold
- DevelopingSurvey: two-thirds of terror victims report worsened finances, most not back to full work
- DevelopingIsrael's National Insurance to offer special accommodations for sexual assault survivors in medical committees
- DevelopingIsraeli court awards record NIS 14 million to soldier severely injured in military road accident
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