Following a petition by the Freedom of Information Movement, the President's House only released its engagement report, which revealed hundreds of thousands of shekels for makeup and hair services and over a million shekels for former President Rivlin's rent. The institution refused to publish additional expenses from Herzog's term, according to Haaretz.
The President's House's refusal to disclose full expenses comes after a Freedom of Information petition. The only released document, the engagement report, details spending on makeup and hair services and rent for former President Reuven Rivlin. The institution has not commented on the withheld expenses. The story was first reported by Haaretz.
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