Regulation

From optional to mandatory: Europe's AI rules create demand for Israeli player-protection tech

Built on decades of expertise in real-time analytics and security, Israeli companies are positioned to meet Europe’s rising compliance demands.

AI-powered compliance technology linking Europe’s regulatory landscape with Israeli innovation.
 JERUSALEM’S NEW Theatron Hotel; Illustrative.

Health Ministry announces restaurant sector reform, eases requirements

A Bitcoin coin placed in front of a financial market chart showing upward movement, symbolizing renewed investor interest and rising cryptocurrency prices.

Bitcoin tops $66K on regulatory optimism and ETF inflows

Leading figures at the conference

Israel Securities Authority Chairman: “Regulation is stuck. The market and the public can't wait."


Tech, gaming and geo-politics and how online casinos leverage global infrastructure

Online gaming platforms use international systems that shape entertainment and influence. Tech connects players across continents, making digital competition global and visible.

Casino.

The interprovincial trade effect has come into place: Top things consumers can expect

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How messaging apps became gambling hubs in 2026

Read about how messaging apps turned into gambling hubs in 2026, covering betting bots, crypto payments, social play, platform risks and future casino models.

Gambling.

Changing landscape of sports betting: regulation, digital innovation, and economic impact

Sports Betting.

Discover TAG MARKETS: revolutionizing how traders approach regulated FX & CFDs

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Choosing an online casino: key considerations and how to verify regulation

Gambling regulation.

The global cyber coalition: Ensuring cybersecurity beyond regulation - opinion

Regulation is a necessary foundation for building a cybersecurity culture, but it is insufficient to stop hackers.

 Cyber attacks spiked in 2021

Greece as a regulatory test case: What Athens can teach Israel, Cyprus, and beyond

Online Gambling.

51-year-old Scot caught stealing artifacts from Pompeii

The man could face a summons for trial, with a possible sentence of up to six years in prison and a maximum fine of €1,500.

The artifacts at the hands of the Carabinieri.

Reform approved: All building types must use inspection institutes starting January 2026

The National Council completed the reform’s final phase: all new buildings require certified inspection, except special cases. Ariela Yariv Gotenberg calls it a key milestone in licensing.

Construction Site Manager.