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Israel National Insurance Reminds Workers of Injury Benefit Rights
The National Insurance Institute of Israel reminds workers of their right to claim compensation for work-related injuries, covering lost income up to 91 days and medical expenses.

Tel Aviv Port Settlement Ends Decades of Historic Coastal Residency
The Tel Aviv District Court approved a settlement requiring the final residents at 9 Tel Aviv Port Street to evacuate within six months for 2.2 million NIS, ending a decades-long coastal residency to expand the public promenade.

Israeli Court Sentences Man to 11 Years in Prison for Child Sex Offenses
The Central District Court sentenced a man to 11 years in prison and ordered him to pay heavy compensation for multiple sex offenses committed against his niece and nephew when they were children.

Two Years After Amsterdam Riots: Compensation and Ongoing Security Challenges
Two years after the violent riots targeting Maccabi Tel Aviv fans in Amsterdam, half of the victims have received state compensation as civil lawsuits loom, while security concerns continue to plague Israeli football fans in Europe.

Safed Court Orders KLM to Compensate Israeli Passengers Over Missed Flight
A Safed court ordered KLM to pay 9,037 NIS to two Israeli women left behind in Montreal due to a ticketing and baggage error that caused them to miss their flight.
Tax Authority Overruled in Galei Kinneret Hotel Compensation Dispute
The tribunal ruled the Tax Authority acted unlawfully by denying Galei Kinneret Hotel compensation for Iron Swords war damages, ordering a full payout.

Tel Aviv Court Orders 500,000 NIS Payout to Fired Sales Agent Over Unpaid Overtime
The Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court ordered a company to pay 500,000 NIS to a dismissed sales agent, ruling that unpaid overtime and omitted commissions violated labor laws.

Court Rules Buyers Cannot Offset Defect Claims Against Purchase Price
The Jerusalem District Court ruled that apartment buyers cannot offset construction defect damages or late delivery penalties from the purchase price if contracts prohibit it.

Haifa Court Orders NIS 100,000 in Compensation for Firefighter Workplace Bullying
The Haifa Regional Labor Court ordered the Israel Fire and Rescue Authority to pay NIS 100,000 in compensation to a firefighter who suffered systematic workplace bullying and defamation by a senior official.
Arkia Passengers Stranded in Athens After Last-Minute Flight Rescheduling
Arkia passengers stranded in Athens after a last-minute flight schedule change faced unexpected costs. The airline promised full ticket reimbursements.
Supreme Court Bans Travel Agencies From Deducting Fees on Canceled Flights
The Israeli Supreme Court ruled that travel agencies cannot deduct processing fees from refunds when airlines cancel flights. The landmark decision ensures full statutory refunds for travelers.
State Files Landmark Lawsuit Against Convicted Former IDF Commander
The state filed a landmark 1.19 million shekel lawsuit against a former IDF commander convicted of sex offenses, seeking reimbursement for a victim's disability benefits.
Supreme Court Rules Financing Banks Must Compensate Buyers for Construction Delays
The Supreme Court ruled that banks completing failed construction projects must honor buyer delay compensation from liquidation funds before collecting their own share.
Labor Court Orders 890,000 NIS Penalty for Missed Pension Deposits
A Beersheba Labor Court ordered a company to pay 890,000 NIS in compensation after failing to transfer pension funds for a 52-day employment period, breaking the worker's insurance continuity.
Grocery Delivery Delayed? Know Your Rights to Compensation Under the Law
Is a late grocery delivery entitled to financial compensation? Exploring the Technicians Law rules, waiting windows, and how consumers can claim up to 600 NIS for severe delays.
Tel Aviv Court Fines Class-Action Plaintiff 100,000 Shekels in Rivalry Case
A Tel Aviv court fines a class-action plaintiff 100,000 shekels, ruling the lawsuit was a coordinated commercial attack by a business rival.
Holmes Place Ordered to Pay 250,000 Shekels to Worker in Labor Ruling
A Tel Aviv labor court ordered Holmes Place to pay 250,000 shekels to a maintenance worker for denied social benefits and wrongful termination after rejecting claims of external contracting.
Israel Tax Authority Launches 2M NIS Compensation Pilot for Extortion Victims
The Israel Tax Authority launched a pilot program offering up to 2 million NIS in compensation for business owners suffering property damage due to extortion or police complaints.
Flydubai Passengers Face Multi-Million Dollar Lawsuit After Hijacking Scare
Passengers from a recent flydubai hijacking attempt could receive up to $250,000 each in compensation under the Montreal Convention, according to aviation legal experts.
Resigning as Dismissed: How to Claim Severance and Unemployment Rights in Israel
Resigning from a job in Israel under specific legal conditions can grant employees full severance and immediate unemployment benefits, bridging thousands of shekels in potential gaps.
Taiwan Supreme Court Orders Compensation in High-Profile Infidelity Ruling
Taiwan's Supreme Court ordered a woman to pay financial compensation to a betrayed wife following an affair, highlighting strict legal stances on both physical and digital infidelity.
Netivot Accountant Wins 290,000 NIS Settlement Over Dramatic Elevator Fall
An accountant injured in a 2019 elevator fall in Netivot secured a 290,000 NIS settlement. Despite pre-existing conditions, an expert confirmed the accident worsened his health.
Medical Experts Revise Assessments, Raising Accident Compensation to 5.2 Million NIS
Two court-appointed medical experts revised their disability assessments during a Lod court trial, raising compensation for a young traffic accident victim to 5.2 million shekels.
Israel Launches Sukkot Camp Financial Reimbursement for IDF Reservists
Israel launches a financial reimbursement program of up to 2,000 shekels for IDF reservist families covering children's Sukkot camps, easing holiday childcare expenses.
Jerusalem Senior Wins 100,000 NIS Compensation from Carrefour Over Truck Noise
An 86-year-old Jerusalem resident won 100,000 NIS in damages from Carrefour Israel after a 12-year legal battle over nighttime supply truck noise disrupting his home.
Injured on an Electric Scooter in Israel? Understanding Your Legal Rights
Electric scooters offer convenient urban mobility in Israel, but road hazards frequently cause severe accidents. Courts hold municipalities liable for poorly maintained infrastructure, awarding significant compensation to injured riders.
Uber Ordered to Pay $40 Million Over Passenger Death on Highway
Uber must pay 40 million dollars to the parents of a 23-year-old woman killed after being dumped on a California highway by an Uber driver in 2023.
Booking.com Ordered to Pay Compensation Over Construction Noise in Rental
A court ordered Booking.com to pay 2,500 NIS in damages and legal fees after a family's Greek vacation rental turned out to be an active, noisy construction site.