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(3) Others to be taxed at a 45% rate of income. Knesset waivers exempt it if received.
In November 2011, the bill was drafted. First reading approval didn't follow. Local and international criticism killed it. The 19th Knesset may restart the legislative process.
Libel without Proof of Damages
Two separate Anti-Defamation Law amendments were combined in one bill. It authorizes judicial authorities to order those who published libel (including media outlets) to pay punitive damages.
They total NIS (New Israeli Shekel) 300,000 - NIS 500,000 without proof of damages. Current Israeli law assesses NIS 50,000. A shekel equals about one-fourth of a US dollar.
In November 2011, the bill passed first reading. A 19th Knesset continuity motion is needed to advance it.
Pardoning Protesters of Gaza Disengagement
Originally it was introduced in the 17th Knesset. It was approved by 18th Knesset members. Those arrested and charged during 2005 anti-disengagement protests are pardoned except for the most severe offenses.
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