Nearly Two-Thirds of Israeli Public Services Now Digital
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Israel's National Digital Network submitted a first government-wide services map to the Knesset, covering 4,562 public services across ministries, support units, corporations and authorities. Roughly 65% are already digital, while 116 services required by law still lack full digital access and 138 are available by email but not through a proper online form. 70 local authorities, 27% of the total, asked for digitization help, many from lower socioeconomic clusters and non-Jewish communities. The finding points to a practical state-building task: better service, less bureaucracy and equal access for citizens and businesses.
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Difference in reporting
Sources agree on the core facts: the National Digital Network mapped 4,562 public services, roughly 65% are digital, 116 legally required services are still not fully digital, 138 are available by email but not through a proper online form, and 70 local authorities sought digitization help. They diverge only in headline rounding: JPost's headline says almost 70%, while its article body and the Hebrew sources say about or almost 65%.
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