The Israel Democracy Institute is a nonpartisan Jerusalem research institute focused on Israeli democratic governance, including religion-and-state policy, recognized with the Israel Prize. This article explains the funding formula and figures behind Israel's religious council system as part of its analysis of a proposed reform bill. It is read here for its factual account of the existing mechanism rather than for its position on the reform itself.
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Tier two: a nonpartisan Jerusalem research institute, Israel Prize laureate, publishing applied policy research and citing the state budget law and the religious council funding formula it analyzes, rather than being the state budget law itself. Citation
PublisherThe Israel Democracy Institute
URLhttps://en.idi.org.il/articles/57169
Source TypeInstitutional
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