Since the war against Iran began on February 28, nearly 30,000 claims related to property damage have been recorded in Israel.
Medianews.az reports that the information was disclosed by the Tax Authority of the Ministry of Finance of Israel.
There are 65 compensation funds operating in Israel. These funds assist citizens whose homes and other property were damaged in the war. Additionally, separate property tax groups work to support displaced persons housed in hotels.
The Tax Authority of the Ministry of Finance, consolidating reports from all these institutions, emphasizes that a total of 28,237 claims related to property damage have been recorded since February 28. Of these claims, 18,408 relate to buildings, 6,617 to vehicles, 2,594 to household equipment damage, and 618 to other material losses.
Approximately 80 percent of the claims have been assessed, and some individuals have already been compensated.
The majority of claims have come from Tel Aviv, Beer Sheva, Arad, and Petah Tikva cities.