Middle East

Israel

0%DSA alignment

No DSA-style platform-transparency regime; social-media-specific regulation remains a proposed bill, and Amendment 13 modernizes only data protection.

In forceProtection of Privacy Law (Amendment 13) (2024)· Privacy Protection Authority (PPA)

ProposedSocial-media content-regulation bill ('Facebook Bill') (2022)· Ministry of Communications

Scored against the DSA

Each obligation the DSA imposes on very large platforms, and whether Israel’s law requires the same. Cells cover DSA-style, user-protective transparency and accountability only.

Required by law
Partial / emerging
No such obligation
Undetermined

Transparency

Public ad libraryDSA Art. 39
No ad-library mandate.
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Transparency reportsDSA Art. 15 / 24 / 42
A 2022 committee recommended user-transparency and appeal duties, but no law was enacted.
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Researcher data accessDSA Art. 40
No researcher-access right.
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Reach disclosureDSA Art. 24(2)
No reach-disclosure mandate.
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Accountability

Systemic risk assessmentDSA Art. 34–35
No systemic or child-safety risk-assessment duty.
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Independent auditDSA Art. 37
No audit mandate.
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Algorithmic transparencyDSA Art. 27 / 38
No recommender-transparency or non-profiling-feed mandate.
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Regulator + penaltiesDSA Art. 49–52, 74
The PPA can levy significant penalties under Amendment 13, but that is data protection, not DSA-style platform governance.
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Child protection

No profiling ads to minorsDSA Art. 26(3) / 28
No targeted-ad-to-minors ban; minor-protection measures remain proposed.
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Age assuranceBeyond the DSA
Age-verification and parental-consent for minors are proposed in the Knesset, not enacted for social media.
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Child-safety duty of careDSA Art. 28
No enacted platform child-safety duty (proposed only).
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