Finance Ministry (Israel)

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The Israeli Ministry of Finance is a part of the Israeli political system. The minister is arranged through a coalition of Israeli political parties.

The ministry oversees the national budget, taxation, national debt, customs offices, and works closely with all Israeli ministries budetary matters.

The Finance Ministry also oversees all matters regarding capital markets. The ministry regulates the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and corporations in Israel.

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• Israeli Ministry of Finance