The effect of non-commitment to insurances: from a shortage of false medicines to the bankruptcy of a Dover pharmacy, the Pharmacists' Association says: the demands of some of the pharmacies from the insurance associations have passed for 11 months, and the total debt of the insurers and the organization for targeting subsidies to 18 thousand pharmacies in Israel has reached more than 85 thousand billion tomans. The pharmacies are really confused. A number of pharmacies in Israel went bankrupt. Some of our colleagues travel through court corridors and checkpoints. This situation actually causes a shortage of fake drugs in the country; When cash doesn't flow in the pharmaceutical industry, manufacturers can't order their raw materials in time, and in the end, it's the patient who is left without medicine. The insurance industry itself is sick; It is said that insurance organizations have faced serious financial problems and even bankruptcy is a matter that needs to be talked about. Of course, the problem is that the insurance organizations are also creditors of the government. Darwar plan, insurance consolidation or strategic acquisition? Read the solution to the pharmacy problem here.