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Knesset Ends Summer Session;
Implements Two Important Bills

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JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The Knesset ended its sum-
mer session recently and
will not reconvene again
until after the High Holi-
days — unless — as is
widely expected — it will be
called into extraordinary
session to hear a govern-
ment statement on an in-
terim accord with Egypt
which would inevitably be
followed by a political de-
bate.
The summer session can
take credit for two pieces of
legislation that will have
important effects on the
economic and political life
in Israel.
The most important mea-
sure by far was the govern-
ment's tax reform bill which
has drastically changed the
whole system of income tax
payments and — hopefully
—will make the Israeli a
more honest taxpayer.
The second major enact-
ment was the year-old bill
calling for the direct elec-
tion of mayors. Up to now,
the mayors of Israeli cities
and towns have been se-
lected by the dominant.
party in each local city
council.
The legislative work on
the tax reform bill was

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NEW YORK (JTA) —
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completed hastily, mainly
because the Finance Min-
istry insisted that it be
implemented on July 1. As
a result, many areas of the
complex tax reform mea-
sures remain vague and
ambiguous and this has al-
ready had serious repre-
cussions in labor relations
and raised the possibility
of more labor strife ahead.
Under government and
Histadrut pressure, employ-
ers have promised their
workers that their net take-
home pay will not fall below
their pre-reform pay. Al-
though Israelis will be pay-
ing income tax at a much
lower rate than before, vir-
tually all of the old exemp-
tions and loopholes have
been abolished.
Politically, the last ses-
sion of the Knesset reflected
a rise in the powers of the
legislative branch and a rel-
ative decline in the govern-
ment's power.
The narrow base of Pre-
mier Yitzhak Rabin's coali-
tion government has encour-
aged many MKs of his own
party to vote against the
government.
One of the leading vet-
eran Laborites, Arye
Eliav, bolted the Labor
Alignment and has joined
Shulamit Aloni, who de-
fected from the Rabin Cab-
inet months ago, to form a
new opposition faction,
Yaad.
The National Religious
Party, which is one of Ra-
bin's coalition partners,
made common cause with
Likud in insisting that a
mayoral candidate must re-
ceive 50 percent of the popu-
lar vote to gain election.
The Labor Alignment
preferred a 40 percent plur-
ality. A compromise was

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finally reached in which all
parties agreed to the 50 per-
cent formula but an amend-
ment was immediately at-
tached to the bill calling for
a 40 percent minimum.
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coalition partners in the
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