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Israeli Farmers Claim New Regulation Meant to Target Arabs Is Being Used Against Them

16.10.19|Dotan Levy

An amendment passed in 2017 authorizing heavy fines for building violations was originally intended to target unlicensed construction in Arab towns and villages, most of which lack state-sanctioned outline plans, making building permits nearly impossible to obtain

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Former Execs, Directors, to Pay Teva $50 Million for Part in Bribery Damages

25.07.19|Tomer Ganon

A recently reached settlement will see the Israeli drugmaker receive compensation for the fines it paid U.S. and Israeli authorities after being charged with conspiracy to violate the anti-bribery provisions of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act in 2016