Abir Kara

A joint Knesset committee approved amendments to the Class Actions Law protecting businesses with up to 9 million shekels in revenue from class actions, championed by Abir Kara.

The "Hatzibur Hacharedi" party is pressuring former Deputy Minister Abir Kara to join its slate, following the historic addition of Dr. Nechumi Yaffe as its first female candidate.

Former Member of Knesset Abir Kara announced he will not contest the upcoming parliamentary elections. Kara stated he could not find a political framework determined enough to implement deep structural reforms.

The former Knesset member and deputy minister is holding talks about joining the former prime minister's new party, ahead of a possible return of the founder of the 'Shulmanim' to the political system.

The former Knesset member comes to the defense of the well-known ice cream chain in the shadow of a 350 million shekel class-action lawsuit, and sharply attacks the reports: "The economic press has already held a trial and convicted."

The entrepreneur and social activist launches a frontal attack against the Tax Authority's new VAT reform, claiming that the new digital mechanism will not stop criminals but will specifically harm law-abiding businesses.

A lawyer threatened a 17-year-old tattoo artist with a lawsuit, a fine, and imprisonment if he did not provide the regulations for a raffle he organized. Former Knesset member Abir Kara is intervening.

The Constitution Committee is expected to discuss an amendment to the Class Action Law during the Knesset recess, following agreements between the coalition and the opposition. The amendment aims to curb the abuse of class actions, particularly against small businesses.