State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman warned Tuesday that a series of government reforms and systemic failures across key ministries have left Israel's economy exposed - from flawed import reforms to alarming gaps in food security and unreliable real estate tax data. The findings, released in the latest report by the State Comptroller's Office, highlight weaknesses in how the government manages critical infrastructures that directly affect the rising cost of living and public welfare.Englman said,

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