Civil Appeal 6867/22 Eli Kahane Holdings Ltd. v. Tax Assessor Tel Aviv 3 - part 42

An article regarding the 2026 Aliyah Encouragement Law, which grants new immigrants and returning residents an unprecedented tax exemption on earned income generated within Israel. The article warns that without prior legal and financial preparation, failure to meet the conditions (such as leaving the country earlier than expected) could lead to the retroactive cancellation of the exemption and heavy debts to the Tax Authority. The article was written by Adv. David Melamed and Mr. Aiderson Gonzalez of the Afik & Co. law firm.

Here is the translation of the provided legal text into English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese (Brazil). The text has been formatted to highlight key legal principles and make it highly readable. English Liability of Office Holders for the Tort of Causing a Breach of Company Contract When a company is a party to a contract […]

Imagine the following situation: your spouse’s business needs a financial boost, and they ask you to join as a borrower or guarantor for a non-bank loan.  While they promise that everything is under control – leading you to arrive at a lawyer’s office, sign a stack of documents within minutes, and go on your way […]

An article discussing the long-standing battle over contract interpretation in Israel, ranging from the 'Apropos' ruling to the Second Amendment to the Contracts Law of early 2026 - a move described as little more than populism. The article was written by Adv. Doron Afik and Adv. Gilad Bar-Ami of Afik & Co.