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National Cyber Defense Bill Passes First Knesset Reading

The bill cleared its initial legislative stage on Monday. It addresses rising cyberattacks linked to the ongoing conflict with Iran.

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National Cyber Defense Bill Passes First Knesset Reading

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The National Cyber Defense Bill passed its first reading in the Knesset on Monday. The legislation aims to strengthen protections against cyberattacks that have increased during the ongoing war against Iran.

The measure will now move to committee review before returning for additional readings. Further details on specific provisions were not included in the initial announcement.

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