Coverage · 19 stories · Updated Sep 14, 2026
Lead storyThe assumption that Israeli citizenship creates distance from foreign legal proceedings is no longer sufficient strategy. Cross-border enforcement architecture has changed — and so has the playbook.
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A 9–0 Supreme Court ruling restored a $655.5 million judgment for Shurat HaDin. This shows Israel's economy is defended in courtrooms in Washington an…
Lawfare is now the most-funded, least-defended attack surface on the Israeli defense industry. That has to change.
A court of last resort, properly understood, exists to constrain impunity. A court that selects its targets according to the geometry of political acc…
Israel's defense industry generated $13 billion in exports last year. The legal machinery that targets terror financing, sanctions evasion, and state…
Shurat HaDin's Nitsana Darshan-Leitner on 150 lawsuits, the generation that stayed after October 7, and why English-speaking young Israelis finally ha…
Shurat HaDin's Nitsana Darshan-Leitner on 86 lawfare complaints in 30 countries, the soldier who fled Brazil, and why Shachpatz exists.
Two firms close out Israel's Big Six. Arnon, Tadmor-Levy — the merged practice with a market-leading class-action group and one of the deepest real-es…
Meitar, Goldfarb, and Gornitzky divide Israel's elite legal market after Herzog. Meitar is the tech default, Goldfarb leads capital markets, and Gorni…
Herzog Fox & Neeman — 500+ lawyers, 200+ partners, 50+ departments — is Israel's largest law firm and default counsel for inbound multinationals. Most…
