Regulation

One game, fifty different rulebooks

The U.S. has no single framework for online entertainment platforms, leaving states with different rules, licensing systems and access for consumers.

OCTOBER 7, 2026|ByIN COOPERATION WITH AMANDA ANTUNES

America’s online entertainment rules vary dramatically from state to state.

A jet ski owner who was recently fined NIS 15,000.

Will jet skis be banned from the Kinneret? The new regulation that could save swimmers

The Kinneret Cities Association is considering setting a maximum quota for motorized vessels allowed on the lake at any one time, following severe overcrowding and danger to swimmers.

OCTOBER 6, 2026|ByELI ASHKENAZI

Prediction markets are moving from niche platforms into mainstream finance.

Why prediction markets are becoming a mainstream financial product

Prediction markets are moving into mainstream finance as Wall Street brokerages, regulators and retail traders embrace event contracts tied to real outcomes.

OCTOBER 1, 2026|ByIN COOPERATION WITH BAZOOM

"The real danger of AI isn’t a robot apocalypse - it’s biased data quietly deciding human fate."

AI researchers say companies rush self-improving systems, ignoring potentially disastrous risks

Neel Nanda, a research scientist at DeepMind, said he believed there was at least a 10% chance that AI could lead to human extinction, which he described as "ridiculously high."

SEPTEMBER 29, 2026|ByREUTERS

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

NOVEMBER 11, 2025ByDAVID RABINOWICZ

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

NOVEMBER 9, 2025ByISAAC KAPLAN

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.

SEPTEMBER 11, 2025ByRAFAEL FRANCO

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

AUGUST 28, 2025ByHANNAH SCHWARTZ

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.

AUGUST 17, 2025ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

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.

AUGUST 10, 2025ByOFER PETERSBURG/WALLA!