A newly published report on the Prime Minister's Office expense accounts shows that former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett spent 1.3 million shekels during his tenure, compared to 465,000 shekels spent by Benjamin Netanyahu over a one-year period, according to the document.
The report, published Tuesday, provides a comparison of personal expenses by the two prime ministers during their respective periods in office. According to the document, Bennett's total of 1,300,000 shekels is nearly three times Netanyahu's 465,000 shekels for a one-year period. The report does not specify the exact time frame for Bennett's calculations or the categories of expenses included.
2 developments
- StrongNetanyahu's Office: Official Residence Expenses Significantly Lower Than Predecessors
- DevelopingReport: Security for Netanyahu family costs 4.5 million shekels per year
- DevelopingNetanyahu orders 350 billion shekel increase to defense budget over the next decade
- StrongUpdated: Netanyahu security consultation lasted 5.5 hours, reports say
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