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Israel’s new Electronic Travel Authorization System Israel is implementing a new Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA-IL) system, set to affect all visa-exempt travelers entering the country for tourism, business, or short-term non-work purposes. The system, which closely mirrors those already in place in the U.S., Canada, and Australia, represents a significant…
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Israel’s Shipping Law Update in 2024 Israel’s shipping law has undergone significant updates in 2024, reflecting the country’s commitment to aligning its maritime regulations with international standards and addressing modern challenges in the maritime sector. This year has seen crucial legal developments aimed at promoting maritime safety, environmental protection, and…
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Economic and Fraud Provisions in the Middle East “There is one and only one social responsibility of business – to use its resources and engage in activities designed to increase its profits so long as it stays within the rules of the game, which is to say, engages in open…
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Income Tax Law in Israel Residents in Israel are taxed on their worldwide earnings. Non-residents are entitled to income tax on income earned in Israel and capital gains tax on capital gains on properties located in Israel (subject to special non-resident exemptions). Income tax, capital gains tax, value-added tax, and…
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Intellectual Property: Patent Registration in Israel An invention is protected by a patent, which is an exclusive privilege given to the inventor. In other words, a patent is an exclusive license to a device or a method that proposes a new technological approach to a problem or a new way…
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FAQs - Trademark Registration and Use in Israel Q1. Who is eligible to apply for registration? A trademark registration application may be filed by any person or legal entity. There is no requirement for citizenship or residency. Q2. What can be protected and registered as a trademark, and what can't?…
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FAQs - Project Finance in Israel Introduction In Israel, project finance is a well-established financing method that has been commonly used in the last 15-20 years. It is used for debt financing in a variety of industries, particularly in public-private partnership projects. Project financing is used in a number of…
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FAQs- Patent Registration in Israel An invention is protected by a patent, which is an exclusive privilege given to the inventor. In other words, a patent is an exclusive license to a device or a method that proposes a new technological approach to a problem or a new way of…
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FAQs - Mining Laws in Israel Introduction In Israel, there are 85 active quarries and approximately 2000 non-active or abandoned quarries. All are open pit mines, extracting raw materials for the construction and road-building industries, as well as phosphates for the chemical and agricultural industries. Aspects of resource management and…
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FAQs - Income Tax Law in Israel Residents in Israel are taxed on their worldwide earnings. Non-residents are entitled to income tax on income earned in Israel and capital gains tax on capital gains on properties located in Israel (subject to special non-resident exemptions). Income tax, capital gains tax, value-added…
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FAQs - Succession Law in Israel Introduction Inheritance & evidence issues are not preferred to dwell on by most people, but life is fleeting. Life is temporary. After a person has passed away, the future of his property must, or by will, be determined in compliance with the laws of…
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FAQs - Medical Negligence Introduction The medical profession has seen an increasing prevalence and frequency of legal proceedings on medical liability since the mid-20th century. Some people believe that increased litigation is beneficial because learning from mistakes saves the community's wellbeing, which helps keep doctors responsible. The opponents believe, however,…
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FAQ - Labour Law in Israel Introduction Israeli labour law extends to all Israeli or foreign workers consisting of a series of cogent legislative legislation, regulations and jurisprudence. Foreign staff are non-Israeli employees in Israel who work under a legal visa for work. Furthermore, there are common and particular collective…
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FAQs- Enforcement of contracts in Israel A healthy economy needs a legal system that can effectively resolve commercial disputes. Without one, businesses risk living in an atmosphere where contractual commitments are not strictly adhered to. Although there are advantages of using alternative conflict resolution mechanisms, doing Business depends on how…
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