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25th Knesset · outgoing

Benefits for Victims of Hate Acts Bill

Translated from Hebrew: הצעת חוק התגמולים לנפגעי פעולות שנאה

TL;DRA proposal to grant state compensation to victims of hate attacks, similar to the compensation arrangements for victims of hostile actions.

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What does the bill do?

The bill sets eligibility for compensation for a person harmed by a hate attack: harm motivated by hatred toward a group because of religion, ethnic community, sexual orientation, gender identity or political view. The compensation will be given through the National Insurance Institute from the State Treasury to eligible victims according to disability levels to be determined under the provisions of the Disabled Persons Law. The victim can be a resident of Israel, an Israeli citizen harmed abroad under certain conditions, or a person who entered Israel with a legal permit. The law applies to injuries that occurred from January 1, 2008.

Rejected at preliminary readingFirst plenum vote: July 8, 2026

The votes on this bill

Rejected32 for · 48 against · 1 abstained · 39 did not vote
Source: the Knesset's vote record ↗

Coalition 67 seats

LikudFor 1 · Against 21 · Absent 10
ShasAgainst 8 · Absent 3
United Torah JudaismAgainst 5 · Absent 2
Religious ZionismAgainst 6 · Absent 1
Otzma YehuditAgainst 4 · Absent 2

Left the coalition 9 seats

NoamAbsent 1

Opposition 44 seats

Yesh AtidFor 21 · Absent 3
Yisrael BeytenuFor 3 · Absent 3
Ra'amAbsent 5
Hadash–Ta'alAbstained 1 · Absent 4
LaborFor 3 · Absent 1

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Other bills with a similar name · 1Separate bills (usually different amendments to the same law) - not readings of this bill.