Without a budget for three years now, every vote counts on new spending plan in deciding whether country will head to snap elections
Perhaps the big news about the proposed Israeli budget – which goes up for a vote over the next few days – is less what is in the budget and more so the fact that there is a budget on which to vote.
But the bigger news is that, if this budget – the first one in three years – fails to pass, Israel will head to snap elections.
