Israel has been quicker than any other country in the world to vaccinate its population and this has taken Israelis from lockdown to the road to freedom in just a few weeks.

Currently, there is great uncertainty regarding employee benefits and obligations in workplaces concerning the outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Guidelines for Israeli Employers Part 3, by Kalia Klein, Senior Partner and Chair of the Employment Group

Unvaccinated and fully vaccinated travelers will be permitted to enter Israel for tourism and business travel beginning 1 March 2022 so long as they adhere to testing and quarantine requirements...

On Oct. 4, 2021, Israel lifted a travel COVID-19 ban that limited Israelis from traveling to Bulgaria, Brazil and Turkey...

The Knesset enacted an amendment to the Coronavirus measures law to allow for technology-monitored home isolation of Israelis returning from abroad

The Israeli legislature (the "Knesset") passed an amendment to the Public Health Ordinance

The Supreme Court ordered the government to cease its current widespread use of cellular-network-based monitoring by March 14, 2021.

On 24 August 2022, the government of Israel announced that all travelers will be permitted to undergo optional PCR COVID-19 testing at the Ben Gurion Airport between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. free...

The Israeli Ministry of Health ("MoH") disclosed its agreement with pharmaceutical giant Pfizer.

The injunction was issued against a legislative amendment passed by the Knesset ten days earlier.

As part of the national effort to cope with the outbreak of the Coronavirus, various authorities have issued guidelines and relief to non-profit organizations and public benefit companies

The government of Israel adjusted entrance regulations so travelers must submit their pre-departure form 48 hours prior to travel.

The government of Israel will extend the restrictions for travelers entering Israel. Arrivals of all foreign nationals to Israel will not be permitted to enter the country beginning 12 Dec. 2021, ...

Eleven countries will be removed from Israel's red list of countries...

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the government of Israel has made changes to the entry requirements for foreign nationals arriving as business visitors.

The Privacy Protection Authority (the "PPA") has published a guideline (the "Guideline") regarding privacy protection of the data of visitors which is collected upon their entering the premises...

This interactive map will provide you with an insight into how the Covid-19 pandemic is affecting other IBA members across the world.

The Israeli Patent Commissioner has authorized accelerated examination of patent applications relevant to the fight against the Coronavirus.

The Israeli Privacy Protection Authority (the "PPA") has released its second opinion regarding the use of the Israeli National Security Agency (the "Shabak") for tracking the whereabouts...