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 terrorists shot dead 2 Border Police fighters: Yazan Fallah and  Shirel Aboukaret both 19 year old
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by Ifi Reporter

Category: Law

Border Police fighter Yazan Fallah (19) from the village Kisra Samia in the Upper Galilee and fighter Shirel Aboukaret (19) from Netanya, Border Police fighters are the two people killed in the shooting attack on Sunday evening in Hadera. ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack last night in a statement posted on its telegram channel. Despite accepting responsibility, the two terrorists did not necessarily act in directing the organization. The border statement said that Fallah enlisted about a year ago and Aboukaret about six months ago. Both served in the Mag Company at the Judea and...

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Mar 27, 2022

3 Israelis and 2 Ukraine's were murdered by a Palestinian terrorist in the city of Bnei-Brack
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by Ifi Reporter

Category: Law

Five people were killed on Tuesday evening in a terrorist attack in Bnei Brak and Ramat Gan, the third in Israel in a week. A terrorist was killed by gunfire, and suspicion was investigated that another terrorist was working with him. Tonight, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett will hold a security consultation with the defense minister, the chief of staff, the commissioner, and the head of the Secret service. It appears that the terrorist came from the west bank. A first investigation reveals that the attack took place in two scenes. Five people were killed in a terrorist attack in Bnei Brak...

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Mar 29, 2022

Terrorist attack in Tel Aviv: Barak Lufen father of 3 daughters died of his wounds at the age 35
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by Ifi Reporter

Category: Law

Two people were killed on Thursday evening and another 14 were injured in a shooting attack at a bar on Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv. The condition of six of the wounded is severely defined. The defense establishment estimates that the attack was carried out by one terrorist. He fled the scene and large forces are searching for him with the help of helicopters. The attack took place in an entertainment area where there are many bars, restaurants, cafes and shops crowded with crowds hanging out on Thursday evenings. Hundreds of policemen, fighters and special forces personnel pass through...

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Apr 8, 2022

 Former Kfar-Saba mayor Yehuda Ben-Hamo sent to 2 years in prison - stole donations for the needy
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by Ifi Reporter

Category: Law

The Lod District Court sentenced former Kfar Saba mayor Yehuda Ben-Hamo to 24 months in prison, who was convicted last October of theft by a public official, receiving anything fraudulently under aggravated circumstances, and fraud and breach of trust. The days of his son-in-law's detention will be deducted from the prison sentence, which he will begin serving on June 19. He was also fined NIS 200,000. The court emphasized in its decision that "this is not a one-time stumble - the goal was to make money. Ben Hamo's part in a major case is the perpetrator of the offenses." The sentence was...

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Apr 24, 2022

David Davidovich who is close to the Russian Oligarch Roman Abramovich sues Bank Hapoalim
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by Ifi Reporter

Category: Law

Businessman David Davidovich, who is considered close to businessman Roman Abramovich and who previously competed for the acquisition of control of the Globes newspaper for NIS 110 million, is suing Bank Hapoalim. This, claiming that the bank decided "in an instant, without any prior notice to block the bank account of Davidovich, an Israeli citizen for 31 years. This, while leaving Davidovich currently residing in Latvia, without a credit card (blocked) and without an active bank account." In the application submitted by Davidovich through Adv. Shmulik Cassuto and Adv. "It is also...

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May 4, 2022

Israel filed a NIS 340 million lawsuit against Teva  for violating  intellectual property rights
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by Ifi Reporter

Category: Law

The State of Israel, through the State Attorney's Office, filed a NIS 340 million lawsuit against the Teva District Court for violating the state's intellectual property rights due to non-payment of royalties from the sale of Copaxone preparation in its renewed version for multiple sclerosis. The lawsuit was filed as part of the activities of the Civil Enforcement Unit of the State Attorney's Office, the Accountant General's Division of the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Health for the protection of state assets and rights, including intellectual property rights through civil law...

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May 11, 2022

Teva continues to sign compromises in the opioid case: reached an agreement with West Virginia
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by Ifi Reporter

Category: Law

Teva continues to sign compromises in the opioid case - which indirectly caused the deaths of 500,000 drug users in the U.S., amid addiction to these substances - that has plagued the stock in recent years. Acquired by ABBVIE -0.36% in 2019. The two companies will jointly pay $ 161.5 million. In practice, Teva will pay the state $ 75 million over a 15-year period, along with hassle and legal costs of $ 8 million. Teva will also supply the Narcan drug over a 10-year period worth $ 27 million. West Virginia has already reached agreements with Johnson & Johnson, by the way

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May 26, 2022

 U.S. Supreme Court asked Biden administration's whether to hear a lawsuit against NSO by Meta
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by Ifi Reporter

Category: Law

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday sought the Biden administration's opinion on whether to hear a lawsuit filed by Meta's subsidiary, WhatsApp, against the NSO group. The court is examining the appeal filed by NSO regarding a lower court decision, which allowed the lawsuit to proceed. The spy company claimed to have acted as an agent for foreign governments whose identities were not disclosed when it installed the Pegasus software. The messaging app said the software was used to track 1,400 people, including journalists, human rights activists and regime opponents. The Supreme Court today...

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Jun 6, 2022

Lawsuit against Ben & Jerry's announcement a year ago it would not sell in occupied west bank
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by Ifi Reporter

Category: Law

Ben & Jerry's announcement almost a year ago that it would no longer sell ice cream in alleged "occupied Palestinian territories" continues to provoke outrage, as it finds itself a target. Ben & Jerry's initial announcement caused a large number of state pension funds and other sources to get rid of the company while devaluing its investment potential. According to some estimates, Unilever lost about 8% of its value of more than $ 4 billion in the six days following the Israeli announcement. It is unclear whether the argument will have weight in court. Unilever acquired Ben & Jerry's in...

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Jun 24, 2022

Election on November 1st: Knesset MK's voted in the 2nd and 3rd reading on dissolving intself
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by Ifi Reporter

Category: Law

The Knesset plenum opened on Thursday morning and its members will vote in the second and third readings on the Knesset Dissolution Law. The plenum will not advance the Metro Act and the laws necessary to obtain a visa exemption when traveling to the United States. Live broadcast from the Knesset. The vote was supposed to take place last night until midnight, but it was postponed due to the lack of agreements between the opposition and the coalition on laws to be promoted in cooperation despite the dispersal, most notably the Metro Act, laws required to promote U.S. visa exemptions and...

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Jun 30, 2022

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