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A 41% increase in the number of bankruptcy applications filed from the beginning of 2020
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A 41% increase in the number of bankruptcy applications filed from the beginning of 2020 to mid-November compared to the same period in 2019. This is according to a report by the Commissioner of Insolvency Proceedings in the Ministry of Justice, the state-responsible body for managing and supervising individual bankruptcy proceedings. Dissolution and recovery of companies and creditors' arrangements. Data reflecting an increase in bankruptcy filings indicate that following the Corona crisis, many businesses and individuals find themselves in financial turmoil and having difficulty staying...

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Nov 23, 2020

4,500 Israelis paid the fines for violating corona regulations in the amount of NIS 2.4 million
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After last week about 4,500 Israelis paid the fines imposed on them for violating the corona regulations in the total amount of NIS 2.4 million, the 100,000 reported reports line was crossed. This is reported by the Center for the Collection of Fines in the Enforcement and Collection Authority. The center reports that in the past week, about 11,000 corona reports were issued to citizens in the amount of about NIS 8 million. In the last month, Israelis were given an average of 11,000 corona fines a week. Since the beginning of the corona crisis, more than 376,000 fines have been distributed

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Dec 1, 2020

 Hackers "Pay2Key" probably linked to Iran ervealed database they claimed was stolen from IAI
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The hacker group Pay2Key, which is suspected to be linked to Iran, released a database on Sunday evening that it said was stolen from the computers of IAI's Elta Division. The aerospace industry said the issue was under investigation. At least some of the names on the list do belong to Elta employees. For example, one employee whose name appeared on the list even appeared before a committee in the Knesset and whose name was published in the minutes of the same committee that is available on the Internet. The Iranian hacker group has already revealed last week that it has managed to break...

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Dec 20, 2020

Attorney General Mandelblit to Interior Minister Aryeh Deri: you will be procecuted on tax offences
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Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit informed Interior Minister Aryeh Deri that after examining the evidence gathered in the investigation file in which he was questioned as a suspect, he is considering prosecuting him for tax offenses in three incidents, subject to a hearing. The case begins with an undercover investigation that began at the National Fraud Investigation Unit (JHA) in Lahav 433, with the assistance of the Anti-Money Laundering Authority, which raised an alleged suspicion of government corruption offenses. At the same time, an evidentiary basis was found for the commission...

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Jan 8, 2021

Israel at the forefront enforcing restrictions: 30,000 reports in Britain compared to 522,000 here
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Israel is at the forefront of enforcing restrictions as part of the fight against the corona virus. This is according to data collected by the Israel Police from its partners around the world. For comparison, 30,000 reports have been distributed in the UK so far, compared to 522,000 reports distributed in Israel. This emerges from data presented by the Israel Police. In recent months, the Israel Police has been holding online meetings with police around the world in order to learn about their challenges there, and try to find solutions to local challenges. Among other things, the police...

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Jan 18, 2021

The district court:  Linoy Bar-Geffen can file a defamation lawsuit against the company in Israel
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The district court today (Wednesday) rejected the appeal filed by Twitter against a decision given in September in the Magistrate's Court - in which it was determined that Linoy Bar-Geffen could file a defamation lawsuit against the company in Israel. The lawsuit, for NIS 300,000, was filed by Bar Geffen in 2019 against Twitter (+ 3.89% 47.72) - after she asked her twice to remove an abusive and blatant tweet posted against her and her partner - and was denied. Only after contacting lawyer Guy Ophir and he turned to Twitter, the tweet was removed. According to Bar Geffen, her inquiries...

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Jan 20, 2021

Facebook suspended Likud's propaganda chat for calling public to disclose private data of citizens
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Facebook suspended the Likud's propaganda chat, Bibi Bot, this week, following a post calling for the public to be given personal details of citizens who have not yet been vaccinated in Corona, the social network confirmed tonight. On Saturday, Dr. Anat Ben-David of the Open University revealed that Bibi Bot, a key figure in Likud election campaign in the form of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is asking his followers to send him confidential medical information about their relatives and acquaintances. We have not yet been vaccinated, "he wrote," you can write to me here in response to...

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Jan 25, 2021

Attorney General Mandelblit: the loan received by Netanyahu  from his cousin is a prohibited gift
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Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit informed the High Court that the loan received by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from his cousin, the American businessman Natan Milikovsky, in the amount of $ 300,000, is a prohibited gift. This is after the ombudsman ruled two years ago that this is a gift that requires the approval of the permits committee. The ombudsman explains the change in position in exposing the business ties between Netanyahu and Milikowski in the stock affair, which the ombudsman decided to close in October. A decision published on Tuesday evening in response to a petition...

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Jan 26, 2021

Supreme Court: stores providing essential goods are prohibited from selling non-essential products
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The Supreme Court, headed by Justice Noam Solberg, granted a petition seeking an amendment to regulations to prevent essential stores, which may operate on closing days, from selling non-essential products. The petitioners are companies that operate through franchisees businesses around the country, selling toys and similar products - they argued that the current policy, which allows the sale of non-essential products, while selling essential products, violates equality, without justification, and without achieving a proper purpose

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Feb 2, 2021

Approved: The third-beat of the Closure opening - schools at grades 7-10 resume studies
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The government approves the third-beat regulations of the reliefs that will take effect on Sunday. Studies in grades 7-10 will be renewed in educational institutions in the green, yellow and orange cities. Institutions of higher education will also be opened for the vaccinated and recovering. The ministers also approve a restriction on gatherings in banquet halls, which will allow up to 50% of the hall to occupy no more than 300 people. Entrance to the halls will only be allowed for green card holders, except for 5% of the event participants, who will be able to enter by presenting the...

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Mar 6, 2021

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