The state relies on nonprofits it refuses to fund

An opinion piece arguing that the state of Israel relies on nonprofits to provide essential services but refuses to adequately fund them, while criticizing politicians who exempted themselves from the spam law.

An opinion piece in Globes argues that the State of Israel relies on nonprofits to provide essential services but refuses to properly fund them. The author criticizes politicians who enacted the spam law and ensured their own exemption from it. The argument is based on a contrast between the need for nonprofits and the unwillingness to fund them, but does not present specific data or sources.