Economic Arrangements Law
Votes on the Economic Arrangements Law
Timeline
Second and third reading2The votes where a law passes or fails
A proposal to expand the municipal property tax (arnona) discount for those eligible for a disability benefit, including over age 18, up to a total rate of 90%.
| Date | Vote | Reading | Result | For / Against |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 25, 2025 | Arrangements in the State Economy Law (Legislative Amendments for Achieving the Budget Targets) (Amendment No. 20) Bill, 2025 A proposal to expand the municipal property tax (arnona) discount for those eligible for a disability benefit, including over age 18, up to a total rate of 90%. Initiated by: a party that left the coalitionInitiator: Ya'akov Asher, Moshe Gafni | Third reading | Passed | 6 / 0 |
| December 27, 2023 | Arrangements in the State Economy Law (Legislative Amendments) (Amendment No. 19) Bill, 2023 Government bill | Third reading | Passed | 7 / 0 |
Preliminary and first reading5Bills at the start of the process
A proposal to expand the municipal property tax (arnona) discount for those eligible for a disability benefit, including over age 18, up to a total rate of 90%.
A proposal to expand the municipal property tax (arnona) discount for those eligible for a disability benefit, including over age 18, up to a total rate of 90%.
The proposal decouples the updating of arnona (municipal property tax) rates from the rate of public-sector wage increases, and links it to the Consumer Price Index only.
The bill allows local authorities to grant an arnona discount to people with work-related disabilities, similar to people receiving general disability benefits.
| Date | Vote | Reading | Result | For / Against |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| June 10, 2025 | Arrangements in the State Economy Law (Legislative Amendments for Achieving the Budget Targets) (Amendment No. 20) (Municipal Property Tax Discount for a Disabled Family Member) Bill, 2025 A proposal to expand the municipal property tax (arnona) discount for those eligible for a disability benefit, including over age 18, up to a total rate of 90%. Initiated by: a party that left the coalitionInitiator: Ya'akov Asher, Moshe Gafni | First reading | Passed | 11 / 0 |
| February 12, 2025 | Arrangements in the State Economy Law (Legislative Amendments for Achieving the Budget Targets) (Amendment – Municipal Property Tax Discount for a Disabled Family Member) Bill, 2022 A proposal to expand the municipal property tax (arnona) discount for those eligible for a disability benefit, including over age 18, up to a total rate of 90%. Initiated by: a party that left the coalitionInitiator: Ya'akov Asher, Moshe Gafni | Preliminary reading | Passed | 5 / 0 |
| June 19, 2024 | Arrangements in the State Economy Law (Legislative Amendments for Achieving the Budget Targets) (Amendment – Calculation of Municipal Property Tax Increases) Bill, 2023 The proposal decouples the updating of arnona (municipal property tax) rates from the rate of public-sector wage increases, and links it to the Consumer Price Index only. Initiated by: a party that left the coalitionInitiator: Moshe Gafni, Ya'akov Asher | Preliminary reading | Passed | 10 / 0 |
| February 21, 2024 | Arrangements in the State Economy Law (Legislative Amendments for Achieving the Budget Targets) (Amendment – Municipal Property Tax Discount for People with Disabilities) Bill, 2023 The bill allows local authorities to grant an arnona discount to people with work-related disabilities, similar to people receiving general disability benefits. Joint initiativeInitiator: Ofer Cassif, Ahmad Tibi and 15 more | Preliminary reading | Did not pass | 7 / 37 |
| December 18, 2023 | Arrangements in the State Economy Law (Legislative Amendments) (Amendment No. 19) Bill, 2023 Government bill | First reading | Passed | 12 / 0 |
Knesset map by topic
A weighted position for each MK across all the votes on this topic (a third reading counts for more). 🟡 Mixed = voted both for and against in different votes. The map shows 129 MKs: 120 serving today, plus 9 who served at some point in the current term and actually voted on this topic - which is why the number is above 120.