Analysis of government budgets in the basic gender aspect in Government Resolution 2084 from October 2014. This decision adopts the recommendations of a report of a gender budget committee appointed a year earlier by the Minister of Finance, and stipulates that all government ministries must conduct gender analysis of the ministry's budget and trust units. The budget on the Knesset table. Since the decision of this government, budget proposals have been submitted to the Knesset in the years 2015-2019 and 2021-2022, which include a chapter reviewing the budget of the ministry and the trust units under its responsibility. The government decision does not include the independent bodies (the Knesset, the State Comptroller and the Bank of Israel). The gender analysis of the budget should be done both on the expenditure side and on the revenue side of the ministries, and on the revenue and expenditure side of the state. Taxation and payment policies for services may be used as a tool to promote narrowing gaps between populations and promoting other social issues. In previous reviews, conducted by the ministries, methodological difficulties arose in achieving the goals of the analysis, inconsistency in the presentation of the data and other difficulties. The gender analysis of the budget does not stand on its own, but is an essential part of a major goal of assimilating gender thinking in government ministries, which Government Resolution 2331 discussed in December 2014.The results of a gender review of the budget are primarily intended to assist decision-makers in ministries to act in accordance with gender equality values, to comply with the provisions of the law and government decisions. A gender aspect analysis of the allocation planning and strategy data gives a snapshot of the extent to which there is gender equality in the gender aspect. Such data can indicate the necessary changes to balance and correct gaps as much as possible.