“First of all, in the US a majority of organizations are regular businesses which operate for profit. I can’t imagine it’s much different in Israel.”
Most organizations that most people I know work for receive at least some money from the government or funding (if not most or all). This is certainly true in Israel. It is also true of most people that I know in the US.
And they are not directly generating income into the country. A hospital and a school do not directly generate income into the country. They actually cost the government money.
Regarding shnorring, I already explained what I meant. My whole point was that people shouldn’t criticize those people who need to take money from the government because their jobs don’t pay enough. They are no different than people who work for organizations which receive money from the government.
Neither one should be criticized. Nor should those people who benefit from the services of said organizations.