Naftali Bennett presents a "New Deal": A plan to lower the cost of living by 30%

Naftali Bennett presents a "New Deal": A plan to lower the cost of living by 30%

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett launched a comprehensive economic plan today under the title "A New Deal for the Cost of Living." According to the report on Daniel Amram without censorship, the plan focuses on aggressive steps to dismantle centralization, remove import barriers, and encourage competition in the food market, with the goal of leading to a price reduction of about 30%.

According to Naftali Bennett as reported on Daniel Amram without censorship, he intends to "dismantle the monopolies, increase competition, and lower prices by 30 percent." In addition, the plan proposes a structural change in the kashrut market by creating a wider range of choices for the consumer, with the goal of breaking the existing monopolies along the supply chain.

In a parallel report on News in Real Time on Telegram, it was emphasized that beyond dismantling food monopolies, Bennett plans to include in his plan "direct support for farmers." The source quotes Bennett as saying: "What was, will no longer be," as part of his promise to implement significant reforms in the structure of the Israeli market.

It should be noted that both reporting channels take a critical line against the current government and various political figures, with Daniel Amram's channel being characterized by broad criticism of the political system and market centralization. The new plan is presented by Bennett as part of a wider move for "fixing Israel."