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Is Israeli Data Protection Law 'Adequate' Under Article 25?
Following a July 2007 request by the Israeli government, the European Commission has recently launched investigation to assess whether Israeli data law provides an adequate level of protection under Article 25 of the EU Data Protection Directive. This article analyzes Israeli law under the framework
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