National Insurance Institute: Long-term allowances to be distributed on July 28
The National Insurance Institute (Bituach Leumi) has announced the distribution date for long-term allowances. On July 28, eligible recipients, including pensioners, individuals with disabilities, and those receiving long-term care benefits, will receive their payments.
The National Insurance Institute (Bituach Leumi), a government institution dedicated to assisting residents in avoiding financial distress due to factors beyond their control, regularly updates the public on the distribution dates for grants and allowances. These payments support various segments of the Israeli population, including the self-employed, individuals with disabilities, victims of hostilities, and new parents.
On July 28, long-term allowances will be distributed. These are payments issued by the National Insurance Institute over an extended period, typically without a fixed end date, provided the recipient continues to meet legal eligibility requirements. Such allowances are designed to provide ongoing financial security for those in constant need of support.
Eligible recipients will receive the following:
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Old-age pension: Paid to those who have reached the eligibility age and meet the established criteria.
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Survivor's pension: Paid to eligible family members following the death of an insured person.
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General disability pension: Determined based on medical condition and earning capacity.
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Long-term care benefit: Provided to individuals who have reached retirement age and require assistance with daily activities or supervision.
