The Knesset has approved new legislation expanding financial benefits for Israeli Defense Forces reservists. The law, passed unanimously, will provide monthly supplements to reservists earning below the income-tax threshold, ensuring their monthly income reaches up to NIS 9,800 for each month of reserve duty. Those serving at least 110 days per year will receive the highest tax credit, with adjustments planned for 2028 as reserve-duty requirements are expected to decrease. The bill's passage follows weeks of debate over who would benefit most, with a compromise reached after a legislative boycott by members of the coalition.