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Shifting priorities: Gov't to discuss moving NIS 568 m. from Arab sector development to Shin Bet

יול 14, 2026 ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 84Objectivity score84/100

Shifting priorities: Gov't to discuss moving NIS 568 m. from Arab sector development to Shin Bet

If the government approves the reallocation of funds, it would signal a shift of priorities away from growing Arab society and towards increased law enforcement and intelligence.

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The Israeli government is set to discuss reallocating NIS 568 million from a five-year development plan for Arab society (Government Decision 550) to fund the Shin Bet, police, and other enforcement bodies in their fight against organized crime. This move, if approved, would shift priorities from economic development and social gap reduction to security and intelligence activities. The Mossawa Center for the Rights of Arab Citizens has appealed to Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Attorney-General to halt the proposal, threatening legal action. They argue that diverting these funds undermines equality and the goals of Decision 550, stating, "The decision will lead to widening gaps, weakening prevention mechanisms, and deepening the structural conditions that fuel crime and violence." Critics also question the expansion of the Shin Bet's role into civilian crime, fearing a blurring of lines between security and criminal enforcement. The government justifies the reallocation by claiming low implementation rates for some Decision 550 budgets, a claim disputed by professional officials who note the inherent time lag in infrastructure project funding.

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