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Legislations Monitor

Laws Under Legislation

Bill Restricting Those Accused of Terrorism from Running in Elections Approved in the Preliminary Reading

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10 January 2018
854

 

(This law is superfluous since it is already part of the existing Elections Law. It can be considered a political statement as it does not apply to settlers who are involved in terrorism).

Bill Proposed by: Anat Berko (Likud)
Bill No. 3218/20/F

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Adopted Laws

A Bill Allowing for Withholding Martyrs’ Bodies to Only be Released Upon a Decision from the Mini- Cabinet

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09 January 2018
797

(A bill providing for withholding the bodies of martyred fighters if they members of a faction, and the same faction has an Israeli Prisoner of body. The bodies are only to be release upon a decision from the Mini Cabinet of Military and Political Affairs).
Bill Proposed by: Mickey Levy (Yesh Atid – There is a Future) and all party MKs
Bill No. 4988/20/F

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Preliminary Reading Approves bill, providing grounds to provoke the “residency” permit of residents of occupied Jerusalem and Golan.

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08 January 2018
1038

(A bill providing for more reasons that “allow” the Israeli Interior Minister to revoke the “residency” permits of residents of occupied Jerusalem and Golan. Amongst the “reasons” is obtaining citizenships of other countries including Gaza Strip).

Bill Proposed by: Amir Ohana and others
Bill No. 4744/20/F

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Adopted Laws

In the final reading, a bill requires a majority vote of 80 MKs for any amendment to the “Jerusalem Law” according to the area of jurisdiction of the “Municipality”

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02 January 2018
1162

(A bill requires a majority vote of 80, out of 120, members of the Knesset (MKs) for any amendment to the Basic Law: Jerusalem, Capital of Israel. However, at the request of the government, this new provision may be annulled by another bill, which wins a majority vote of at least 61 MKs. In the first reading, an appendix was introduced, providing that the law would be applicable to the city’s area of jurisdiction, which the

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Laws Under Legislation

Approved in the preliminary reading, a bill allows charges with libel and defamation against anyone who attacks the Israeli army, tarnishing its reputation

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20 December 2017
1291

 (A bill aggravates sentences against anyone who criticises the Israeli occupying army as a whole, not just a soldier. From an Israeli perspective, this tarnishes the army’s reputation. According to the bill, a person or organisation will be charged with “libel and defamation”. Clearly, the bill targets Israeli and other human rights organisations, which publish reports on crimes.)

Initiator: Yoav Kish and others
Bill No. 4766/20/F

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