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المصدر الرسمي: Yashar! for Senior Citizens · نُشر 01.09.2026الجريمة والأمن الشخصي
- •Harsher penalties for financial scams against senior citizens, more enforcement resources, and a mechanism to hold large credit transactions with a duty to make contact first
Economy and cost of living
- •Retirement-preparation programs and encouraging suitable employment for senior citizens, and examining measures that would let people aged 67 and over keep working if they want to and their health allows
Health
- •Examining mandatory long-term-care insurance for the whole population, to guarantee nursing care for senior citizens in the future too
- •Strengthening medical and nursing care at home and in the community, and promoting continuity of care between hospitals and community medicine
- •Allocating resources to preventive-medicine and early-diagnosis programs, to prevent functional and cognitive decline
- •Incentives for doctors to specialize in geriatrics, more geriatric hospital beds (including rehabilitation beds), and encouraging investment in rehabilitative medicine
- •Expanding the use of advanced technologies, including telemedicine, so medical care is more available at home
- •Amending the law so senior citizens don't have to renew advance directives on life-prolonging treatment
Society and welfare
- •Raising old-age pensions for people on low incomes, including Holocaust survivors, immigrants who worked since arriving but built up only a small pension, and people supported by welfare services throughout their lives
- •A permanent mechanism to preserve the value of pensions and prevent erosion of senior citizens' income
- •Proactive delivery of entitlements by government bodies, government companies and local authorities, cutting bureaucracy
- •A program against loneliness run through dedicated local-authority units: mapping senior citizens and identifying their risk of loneliness, reaching out to people who are alone, and tailored solutions
- •A multi-year national program for healthy ageing that coordinates all government ministries, with targets, metrics, clear responsibilities and allocated resources
- •A national council for senior citizens to shape policy, act as a knowledge hub, and monitor the cost of living for older people
- •Strengthening the stability of the long-term-care system, making sure nursing entitlements reach every senior who needs them, and making support available to families of seniors who need nursing care or have dementia
- •Tighter supervision and enforcement in supervised housing, including nursing homes, binding standards for frameworks that are unsupervised today, and regulating "supported housing" at home
- •Oversight of people holding power of attorney for seniors without cognitive capacity, and an emergency support package for seniors harmed by family members or carers
- •One-stop service centers and dedicated senior-citizen units in local authorities, and making basic services such as banks, insurers and health funds accessible
- •Factoring senior citizens' needs into emergency decision-making, and preparing the Home Front Command and local authorities for evacuating them, including continuity of care and emotional support
- •Community frameworks bringing senior citizens together with young volunteers, and including work with senior citizens in preferred-employment tracks for discharged soldiers and in civil service