Posts by Joshua Pex
Legal Rights of Pregnant Employees in Israel
Numerous legal rights are protected for pregnant employees in Israel. Employers who infringe upon these rights are exposed to compensation claims that can reach very high sums. In this article, an expert labor law attorney from our firm will present all the current legal information on the subject. Our law firm in Jerusalem and Tel…
Read MoreRecognition of Asylum Seekers in Israel – Legal Information
Recognition of asylum seekers as refugees in Israel can be a complex and complicated process. Israeli law requires proof that the life or liberty of asylum seekers are in danger if they attempt to return to their country of origin in order for them to be recognized as refugees. This article will present cases in…
Read MoreInvestment and Work in Israel
In this article, we will explain the mechanism of investment and work in Israel, specifically for foreign investors who aspire to investors who seek legal assistance with this process. We offer consulting and legal solutions regarding investment in Israel, guidance on how to invest in various Israeli sectors, obtaining the necessary licenses, and managing all…
Read MoreWill Antisemitism in Australia Lead to Aliyah?
In recent years, rising antisemitism in Australia has sparked growing concern among the Jewish community and prompted a notable shift in migration patterns. Particularly, an increasing number of Australian Jews are choosing to make Aliyah—immigrating to Israel—in response to a surge in hate crimes, verbal assaults, and discrimination. Impact on the Jewish Community in Australia…
Read MoreEstablish a startup in Israel
With over a decade of experience supporting startups from their inception, we can guide you on how to establish a startup company in Israel, how to protect your startup in terms of intellectual property rights and through all stages of its establishment and development. In this article, we’ll explain how to establish a startup company…
Read MoreObtaining Israeli Citizenship Through Marriage (Legal Information)
A foreign spouse who is married to an Israeli citizen and wishes to live with them in Israel may obtain an Israeli citizenship through marriage. However, contrary to popular (and incorrect) belief, acquiring status as a citizen or permanent resident in Israel based on marriage does not happen automatically. It is a lengthy process that…
Read MoreAliyah from Russia
The laws and regulations governing aliyah (immigration to Israel) from Russia or other former Soviet Union countries differ significantly from the aliyah rules for the rest of the world. Due to the inability of Jews in the Soviet Union to practice their religion openly or maintain a connection to Jewish traditions, the list of documents…
Read MoreVerification of Official Documents from an Enemy Country Without Diplomatic Relations with Israel
How is the verification of official documents from an enemy state (such as Iran or Lebanon) or a country without formal diplomatic relations with Israel conducted? Submitting documents from an unfriendly country in Israel is a complex legal situation that requires a verification process involving several representations across multiple countries. Our law firm in Jerusalem…
Read MoreThe Saharonim Detention Tribunal: Judicial Review for Undocumented Individuals
The Saharonim Detention Tribunal determines the fate of undocumented individuals who entered Israel illegally, bypassing official border crossings like Ben Gurion Airport, through which most foreign nationals arrive. This judicial body conducts reviews of decisions made by the Ministry of Interior to detain individuals in custody. The tribunal decides whether to maintain the detention or…
Read MoreArrest by the Immigration Police in Israel: What Can Be Done?
Any entry into and stay in the State of Israel requires a valid visa issued by the Ministry of Interior, in accordance with the “Entry into Israel Law“. Foreign nationals residing in Israel hold various types of visas, such as those for tourists, students, volunteers, or individuals with temporary or permanent resident status. If a…
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