Clause 2.6 of the Agreement states:
"It is hereby clarified to the Contractor that in its activity and broadcasting, the Company is subject to the provisions of any law, including, but not limited to, the Second Authority for Television and Radio Law, 5750-1990, the regulations and rules by virtue thereof, the terms of the regional radio broadcasting franchise granted to the Company and the instructions of the Second Authority for Television and Radio, as they will be in force from time to time (hereinafter collectively: the Binding Laws and Procedures").
In view of this, the Contractor undertakes to provide the services while observing and in accordance with the provisions of the binding laws and procedures, and while ensuring that they do not include in the Company's broadcasts, productions, programs, and advertisements, sponsorships, and services within the framework of its broadcasts, things that contradict or constitute a violation of the binding laws and procedures.
The Ottoman Settlement [Old Version] 1916For the purpose of fulfilling the aforesaid, the contractor undertakes, inter alia, to review and update from time to time the details of the binding laws and procedures concentrated in the legal file in the company's offices, and to consult, as necessary, with the station's management in all matters relating to the provision of services to the aforementioned oath. In any case of doubt about the existence of the binding laws and procedures, the contractor is obligated to bring the matter to the attention of the company's management and to receive its instructions and decision on the matter."
12-34-56-78 Chekhov v. State of Israel, Pis. D. 51 (2( (identical clause also appears in the 1997 agreement as clause 2.4)
Article 2.7 of the 2007 Agreement states:
"Taking into account the nature of the radio program that the Contractor will broadcast through the broadcast (hereinafter: the "Radio Program"),
The Company undertakes in any event, and regardless of the obligations of the Contractor and the Broadcaster under this Agreement, to provide at its expense legal defense to the Contractor and the Broadcaster against the claims of third parties directed against them, which are related to the radio program and software, as well as to indemnify the Contractor or the Broadcaster for any amount that will be actually required to be paid to third parties, in accordance with a judgment that will be given following such claims, provided that the Contractor or the Broadcaster has not prevented the Company from the possibility of defending against such claims or resolving them by way of a settlement."