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The bill removes the maximum age limit of 56 for foster parents, to allow the recruitment of older foster parents.

A bill to add the memorial day of a relative to the list of days on which an employee can use annual leave.

The amendment to the law extends the period given to owners of "individual farms" in the Negev to complete the planning procedures concerning the farms, because completing the procedures is a condition for granting them a property right in the land on which the farms are located, as detailed below.

A bill to establish a new communications authority to regulate the broadcasting and content market in Israel in a uniform and neutral manner.

The amendment to the law states that the Tkuma Administration will transfer to the Sdot Negev Regional Council a sum of 20 million new shekels, from the administration's budget, in order to fulfill previous commitments given to the Sdot Negev Regional Council and as part of the extensive rehabilitation activities carried out in the Tkuma region after the events of October 7…

Under the Recognition of the Contribution of Dogs That Served in Security Bodies Law, 5786–2026, it was provided that the owner of a dog (other than a corporation) that served in the Israel Defense Forces, the Israel Police, the Israel Prison Service or the Knesset Guard will be entitled to reimbursement from the state for the medical expenses required to treat their dog,…

A temporary bill for economic assistance to small businesses and public institutions harmed by the special situation on the home front in March and April 2026.

A bill to add rights and accommodations in higher education for students suffering from a serious illness.

The bill requires higher education institutions to set academic accommodations for students with serious illnesses that affect their ability to study.

The bill gives victims of sexual offenses the right to express their position before the court on requests to ban publication of a suspect's name.

A bill to establish a center to commemorate the memory and legacy of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, a statutory corporation under the responsibility of the Minister of Heritage.

The amendment defines "combat stress reaction" and "person affected by combat stress reaction" in the Invalids Law and establishes a committee to grant ex gratia assistance to disabled veterans and their families.

A proposal to expand the aggravating circumstance for sentencing in offenses related to criminal organizations, so that it also applies to anyone with a connection to a criminal organization who is not a formal member.

A bill to expand the aggravating circumstance for sentencing in offenses committed in connection with a criminal organization, even when the offender is not a member of the organization.

A bill to expand the power to forfeit hunting tools so that it also includes motor vehicles, not only other tools.

The bill expands the ban on the purchase of prostitution to also include viewing personalized online sexual content or the performance of a filmed sexual act.

A proposal to grant state compensation to victims of hate attacks, similar to the compensation arrangements for victims of hostile actions.

The proposal expands the powers of the Settlement Division to be a partner in promoting urban settlement in development towns in the Negev and Galilee, alongside rural settlement.

A bill to establish a center to commemorate the legacy of President Yitzhak Navon, comprising a memorial site, a museum, a research institute and an archive.

The proposal defines in law for the first time the term "domestic violence" so that it includes physical, sexual, economic, psychological and emotional violence, unlawful confinement, and coercive control.

The bill adds an explicit and comprehensive legal definition of the term 'domestic violence' and creates reporting duties for government authorities.

The bill expands the definition of offenses that entitle victims to victims' rights so that it includes the offenses of pimping and causing a person to engage in prostitution.

A bill to increase the financial incentive for election lists that show representation of women, from an addition of 15% to additions of 20% and 30% in election funding.

A bill to establish a center to commemorate the memory and legacy of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, a statutory corporation under the responsibility of the Minister of Heritage.

The bill expands the Funds Freezing Law to include freezing and deducting funds the Palestinian Authority transfers to the Gaza Strip, for use in paying compensation to victims of terrorism.

The law sets compensation rights for evacuees from Kfar Shalem, in two tracks: self-construction or purchase on the open market, with linkage to indices.

A bill to establish a new communications authority to regulate the broadcasting and content market in Israel in a uniform and neutral manner.