Israel’s Ministry of Justice is seeking to expand the number of government agencies that may track citizens for investigation purposes, Yediot Achronot reported.
The measure would grant such agencies as the Antiquities Authority, Nature and Parks Authority and the Environmental Protection Ministry permission to tap Israelis’ phones and computers.
Expanding a 2007 law, it would also apply to those suspected of misdemeanors, not just felonies, Yediot reported.
Taste Buds with Deb – Episode 53
One of the most unusually gratifying rituals in modern Jewish life is what we call the Counting of the Omer.
Columbia alumnus and ambassador Michael Oren reveals how substantial financial contributions from oil companies have manipulated universities to promote anti-Israel agendas.
Israel’s former spokesperson Eylon Levy is using the large platform he has built since Oct. 7 to continue defending Israel in the face of a hostile world.
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