נתוני "השומר החדש": מכת הפשיעה עולה לכל משפחה בארץ 8,000 שקל בשנה

הערכה

A new study by two organizations focused on governance in Israel quantifies the direct financial burden of crime on every household, estimating an annual cost of 8,000 shekels. The research highlights how protection money paid by contractors and farmers is embedded in food prices, while car insurance costs have surged 56% in two years. The key question is whether this data will shift public discourse from anecdotal fear to a concrete economic argument for policy change.