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Israeli Banks Threaten Legal Action Over Telecom Ministry's Fraud Prevention Stance
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By ג'ניה וולינסקי
First reported by NEWSru Israel · 13 hours ago
What happened
Israeli banks are threatening to sue the Ministry of Communications, demanding stronger action against fraud. They argue the ministry's current efforts are insufficient and are prepared to take the case to the High Court of Justice if their demands are not met.
- 01Banks may sue the Ministry of Communications over fraud prevention.
- 02They demand stronger regulatory measures against fraud.
- 03The High Court of Justice is their potential next step.
- 04The dispute involves cybersecurity and financial risks.
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