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Finance Ministry report reveals major salary gaps across Israel's security organizations

50m ago ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 80Objectivity score80/100

Finance Ministry report reveals major salary gaps across Israel's security organizations

Under Israeli law, if the average pension of retiring officers remains above the target, the finance minister will be required to establish new regulations governing pension payments.

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A new Finance Ministry report for 2023-2024 reveals significant salary disparities across Israel's security organizations. Employees in Defense Ministry auxiliary units, including the Atomic Energy Commission, earned the highest average gross monthly salary at NIS 34,315, while the IDF's overall average salary was the lowest at NIS 18,756. The report also highlighted that the average state pension for an IDF officer is valued at approximately NIS 9 million, with an average monthly payment of NIS 20,019, exceeding the 2024 target. Gender salary gaps slightly widened in 2024, partly due to combat-related bonuses.

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