Benefits

The National Insurance Institute released the October 2026 payment dates, confirming a return to regular schedules alongside a 28 million ₪ investment in rehabilitation centers for terror victims.

A Wall Street Journal investigation reveals that UK disability benefits have surged, with 7 million citizens receiving payments amid high costs of living and economic disincentives for work.

The National Insurance Institute of Israel has published the updated benefit payment and reporting schedules for October 2026, returning to regular distribution dates after the holiday-heavy month of September.

Israel's National Insurance Institute announced an early disbursement of long-term benefits ahead of Sukkot, while average payments surged by up to 2.64% in 2026.

Israel's National Insurance Institute outlines September 2026 benefit payment schedules and advances due to the holidays. Child and long-term allowances are adjusted, while average payouts rose by up to 2.64%.

The National Insurance Institute of Israel announced adjusted payment schedules for benefits and grants in September 2026 due to the holidays, with average payments rising to 5,280 shekels.

Bituach Leumi will advance September 2026 benefit payments due to the High Holidays. Unemployment benefits will be paid on September 8, long-term benefits on September 22, and child allowances on September 20. The average benefit is now 5,280 NIS.

Following a two-week hiatus, National Insurance Institute branches will resume in-person public reception nationwide starting tomorrow. Additionally, the institution has announced early benefit payments for September to accommodate the upcoming holidays.

Due to the Tishrei holidays, the National Insurance Institute is updating its payment schedule for millions of recipients. Benefits will be transferred to bank accounts earlier than originally planned.

The Labor Court accepted the claim of a woman who worked in her husband's business, after the National Insurance Institute denied her unemployment benefits, claiming there was no employer-employee relationship. Judge Ravit Tzadick ruled that the evidence presented proves otherwise.

The Tishrei holidays are just around the corner, and the National Insurance Institute is advancing payment dates for hundreds of thousands of Israelis. Here are all the details regarding deposit dates to bank accounts, eligibility, and benefit amounts as of 2026.

Good news for hundreds of public sector employees who will receive permanent salary increases, an upgrade to their per diem and subsistence conditions, and a special retroactive compensation for the past years.

Ahead of the autumn holidays, the National Insurance Institute announces a significant adjustment to payment dates for millions of beneficiaries, including unemployment, disability, and child benefits.

Due to the Tishrei holidays, the National Insurance Institute is rescheduling benefit payments to earlier dates. Find out when funds will be deposited into your account and how the average payment amount has changed.

The National Insurance Institute announces that long-term benefits will be distributed tomorrow to eligible recipients. These include old-age pensions, survivor benefits, disability, mobility, and nursing care payments. The institution is also introducing a new digital service to simplify the process of exercising rights.

The National Insurance Institute will transfer long-term benefits to hundreds of thousands of citizens in Israel tomorrow. How much will you see in your bank account, who is eligible to receive it, and when will the money arrive? All the details.

This week, the National Insurance Institute will finalize benefit distributions for August to hundreds of thousands of eligible Israelis. Find out which payments are expected this Friday and how the average benefit amount has changed.

This week, the National Insurance Institute will finalize benefit payments for hundreds of thousands of eligible Israelis. Here is the distribution schedule and the latest update on payment amounts.

Ahead of the Tishrei holidays, the National Insurance Institute has announced early payment dates for unemployment benefits, income support, and long-term allowances. The first payments will be issued on September 8, with further advancements scheduled later in the month.

Due to the weekend, the National Insurance Institute is updating on the early payment of a series of benefits and grants for hundreds of thousands of eligible people in Israel. How much money will you receive in your bank account and when exactly?

The fixed date for the payment of long-term benefits for August falls this year on a Friday, and following rumors about an early payment, the National Insurance Institute has clarified the schedule. Significant early payments are expected in September due to the Tishrei holidays.

Due to the upcoming weekend, the National Insurance Institute is adjusting the payment schedule for various benefits for hundreds of thousands of Israelis. Find out exactly when the funds will reach your bank account.

The National Insurance Institute has published guidelines to help citizens better exercise their rights to benefits. In many cases, applicants may be eligible for additional payments, retroactive benefits, or re-examination if their health condition worsens.

The holiday season brings changes to the payment schedule: The National Insurance Institute announced today that two payment dates in September have been moved up. Who will receive their funds as early as September 8, and which benefits will be paid early on September 22?

The deficit in the National Insurance Institute already stands at billions of shekels, and forecasts indicate that the institution may face a shortage of resources as early as 2029. Economic commentator Matan Hodorov warns: "If we do nothing, in the end, none of us will enjoy social security." So what steps are on the table, and who might have to pay more?

The IDF, the Ministry of Defense, and the Ministry of Finance have begun loading 'Fighter' cards for reservists who served in 2026. The cards will be credited with up to 5,000 shekels, with Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich emphasizing that this is a well-earned right.

The National Insurance Institute has announced a temporary suspension of in-person services nationwide. Here is what you need to know about benefit payments and digital access during this period.

The regular payment date for long-term benefits falls on a Friday this month, sparking rumors about an early deposit. The National Insurance Institute has issued an official clarification regarding the payment schedule.

Reporting and insurance premium payment deadlines for the self-employed and employers have been adjusted due to the Sabbath. Most monthly benefits are expected to be deposited into accounts earlier than scheduled.

August has arrived, and the National Insurance Institute has already transferred the first benefits to those eligible. When will the rest of the benefits be distributed, when is the mandatory reporting deadline, and by how much has the average payment increased this year?

The Tishrei holidays are expected to affect payment dates for some benefits in September. Current dates on the National Insurance Institute website are subject to change.

More than 140,000 families will receive a grant from the National Insurance Institute intended to ease the financial burden associated with preparations for the upcoming school year. This is an increase of about 35 million NIS compared to the amount paid two years ago. All amounts are in the article.

The National Insurance Institute is highlighting its "First Class" service for hospital patients, which allows for eligibility checks and benefit claim submissions during hospitalization with the help of a social worker.

News for reservists: about 20,000 opportunities to purchase an apartment or land under preferential conditions in the next two years. The Prime Minister, the Minister of Construction and Housing, and the Minister of Finance jointly announced benefits for reservists, including increasing the priority in 'Apartment at a Discount' lotteries to 75% and expanding benefits for land plots.

The National Insurance Institute announces that victims of hostile acts and patients with certain medical conditions are eligible for funding for hotel stays, health spa treatments, and personal accompaniment if required.

The National Insurance Institute has begun distributing grants and benefits. Due to the weekend, the payment schedule for several benefits has been adjusted, and reporting deadlines for employers have been extended. Additionally, the average benefit amount has been updated.

The Labor Court ruled that a break in reserve duty caused by an injury during service does not break the continuity of reserve service for the purpose of calculating compensation. The National Insurance Institute is required to recalculate the payment and add 3,000 shekels for legal expenses.

The Regional Labor Court in Be'er Sheva ruled that the National Insurance Institute underpaid a victim of hostile acts for 7 months of loss-of-livelihood benefits. As the institution failed to justify the discrepancy between the actual payments and its official tables, it was ordered to pay the difference of 13,658.72 shekels.

An 18-year-old woman who was injured at work just before being drafted into the army was left with a finger injury. Even though the employer disappeared and went bankrupt, the medical board determined she had a 24% permanent disability, which will entitle her to a monthly pension for the rest of her life.

Starting August 12, the National Insurance Institute will begin distributing the first benefits of the month. Some recipients will see increased amounts following index updates, and certain payment dates have been adjusted due to the calendar.

The National Insurance Institute has published its August payment schedule. Due to the weekend, some allowances will be paid early, and the average benefit amount has increased by 2.64% to 5,280 shekels.

With the new school year approaching, many parents are eligible for a grant of 1,204 shekels. Find out who qualifies for this National Insurance Institute benefit, when the funds will be deposited, and what steps you may need to take.

An insured person who received a reduced benefit dragged the institute to the labor court, where it turned out that he was paid thousands of shekels less than the official tables without any explanation for the worrying gap. This is what the court determined, and the great concern of benefit recipients following the exceptional case.

Ahead of the 5787 school year, the National Insurance Institute (Bituach Leumi) announced that the education grant will be deposited for eligible families on August 11. This year, the grant is 1,204 NIS per child, and in most cases, it will be paid automatically.

The National Insurance Institute has published its updated payment dates for August. Due to the weekend, some benefits will be paid earlier, while the average payment amount has reached 5,280 shekels following indexation.

Amidst intensifying competition in the corporate benefits market, Ten Bis is launching a new card offering cashback and discounts, expanding beyond lunch breaks. CEO Tomer Peper discusses the company's strategy and comments on rivals Wolt and Cibus in an interview with Globes.

Recipients of long-term benefits will receive their funds on Tuesday, including disability, long-term care, and survivor benefits. Simultaneously, the National Insurance Institute has announced a 100% waiver on interest and linkage for employers settling debts.