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Israel’s criminal age-of-consent framework sets a default at 16, with limited close‑in‑age exceptions allowing consensual relations down to 14 if the partners are within three years of age . Reporting...
High‑profile cases and activist claims show accused child sexual offenders have used Israel’s Law of Return or its immigration system to relocate from abroad, with activists saying dozens fled from th...
Available reporting shows a recurring pattern: some Jewish or Israeli nationals accused or convicted of sexual offences abroad have moved to Israel and at times avoided immediate extradition or prosec...
Israeli law criminalizes sexual activity with minors, sets the general age of consent at 16 with limited close‑in‑age exceptions allowing consensual activity from 14 in some circumstances, and provide...
Three high-profile extradition stories illustrate Israel’s fraught relationship with requests over alleged child sexual abuse: the Malka Leifer saga, a protracted case that ultimately ended with extra...