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Counter-Terrorism Law, 5776-2016

חוק המאבק בטרור, תשע"ו-2016

Published: 2016-06-23Consolidated Hebrew text as of 2025-11-27 · Last amended 2025-04-03✓ Amendment status checked against the Knesset legislation record on 2026-09-17
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Chapter I: Purpose and Interpretation

Purpose§

1.

The purpose of this Law is to lay down provisions in the field of criminal and administrative law, including special enforcement powers, for the purpose of combating terrorism, and in that connection for the purpose of —

(1)preventing the establishment, existence and activity of terrorist organisations;
(2)preventing and thwarting terrorist offences committed by terrorist organisations or by individuals;

all with regard to the characteristics of terrorist organisations and terrorist offences, the anticipated risk they pose to the security of the State of Israel, to its residents and to the structures of governance therein, and to the commitment of the State of Israel to combating terrorism in the spirit of the international conventions to which it is a party, whilst balancing this with the commitment of the State of Israel to human rights and to the accepted standards in this field in international law.

Definitions and Interpretation§

2.
(a)In this Law —

"terrorist organisation" means any of the following:

(1)a group of persons in an organised and continuous pattern, that commits acts of terrorism or acts with the purpose that acts of terrorism be committed, including a group of persons as aforesaid that engages in training or instruction for the commission of acts of terrorism, or that carries out an act or transaction in weapons for the commission of acts of terrorism, whether or not declared a terrorist organisation under Chapter II;
(2)a group of persons in an organised and continuous pattern, that acts, directly or indirectly, to assist an organisation as referred to in paragraph (1), or with the purpose of advancing the activity of such an organisation, including financing it, all in a manner that constitutes a material or continuous contribution to the activity of the organisation or has a material nexus thereto, provided that it has been declared a terrorist organisation under Chapter II;
(3)an organisation that has been declared outside Israel to be a terrorist organisation, provided that it has been so declared under Chapter II;

For the purposes of this definition —

(a)"organised and continuous pattern" means a pattern that is not random and that is intended to subsist for a period of time, even if there is no hierarchy among the members and they have no defined roles;
(b)it is immaterial whether the members of the organisation know the identity of the other members or not, whether the composition of the members of the organisation is fixed or variable, whether the organisation also carries out lawful activity, and whether it also operates for lawful purposes;
(c)a wing, branch, faction or institution of a group of persons as aforesaid, and any body subordinate thereto, shall be regarded as part of the terrorist organisation, even if they bear a different name;

"declared terrorist organisation" means a group of persons that has been declared, under the provisions of sections 4, 6 or 11, to be a terrorist organisation;

"international public organisation" means an organisation founded by two or more states, or by organisations founded by two or more states;

"the Advisory Committee" means the committee appointed under the provisions of section 14;

"the Ministerial Committee" means the Ministerial Committee for National Security Affairs within the meaning of section 6 of the Government Law, 5761-2001;

"member of a terrorist organisation" means a person who is counted among a terrorist organisation, including —

(1)a person who takes an active part in the activity of a terrorist organisation or who acts as a representative or agent on behalf of a terrorist organisation;
(2)a person who has expressed consent to join a terrorist organisation, before a person who has reasonable grounds to assume that he is counted among a terrorist organisation or is a representative or agent on its behalf;

For the purposes of this definition —

(a)a person who has presented himself to another as a member of a terrorist organisation is presumed to be counted among a terrorist organisation; if a defendant raises a reasonable doubt as to his membership in a terrorist organisation, the doubt shall operate in his favour;
(b)a person who was a member of a terrorist organisation shall be regarded as a member of that organisation, unless he has proved that he has ceased to be a member thereof; however, if he did not take an active part in the activity of a terrorist organisation and did not act as a representative or agent on behalf of a terrorist organisation, and he raises a reasonable doubt as to his membership in the terrorist organisation, the doubt shall operate in his favour;
(c)a person who has proved that he was not aware that the organisation is a terrorist organisation shall not be considered a member of a terrorist organisation; for this purpose, "was aware" includes suspected and refrained from clarifying;

"group of persons" means a group of persons whether or not incorporated;

"harmful substance" means a chemical, biological or radioactive substance, including nuclear, that is capable by its nature, type or quantity of killing a person or of causing serious harm to body, property, infrastructure or the environment;

"Money Laundering Prohibition Law" means the Prohibition of Money Laundering Law, 5760-2000;

"Terror Financing Prohibition Law" means the Prohibition of Terror Financing Law, 5765-2005;

"Arrests Law" means the Criminal Procedure Law (Enforcement Powers — Arrests), 5756-1996;

"Penal Law" means the Penal Law, 5737-1977;

"sensitive installation" means a place, including a structure, container or vehicle, used for the production, processing, holding, storage, disposal or transportation of a harmful substance, or for the extraction of energy from such a substance;

"act of terrorism" means an act constituting an offence or a threat to commit such an act, in respect of which all of the following apply:

(1)they were carried out from a political, religious, nationalist or ideological motive;
(2)they were carried out with the purpose of arousing fear or panic in the public, or with the purpose of coercing a government or other governing authority, including a government or other governing authority of a foreign state, or an international public organisation, to do an act or to refrain from doing an act;
(3)in the act that was done or the act that was threatened, one of the following was present, or a real risk of one of the following:
(a)serious harm to the body or liberty of a person;
(b)serious harm to public safety or health;
(c)serious harm to property, which in the circumstances in which it was committed carries a real possibility of causing serious harm as referred to in sub-paragraphs (a) or (b), and which was done with the purpose of causing such harm;
(d)serious harm to religious sanctities; for this purpose, "religious sanctities" means a place of worship or burial and sacred objects;
(e)serious harm to infrastructure, systems or essential services, or serious disruption thereof, or serious harm to the economy of the state or to the environment;

For the purposes of this definition —

(a)where the act or threat referred to in paragraph (3)(a) was carried out using a weapon or a knife, it shall be regarded as an act of terrorism even if the requirement of paragraph (2) was not fulfilled in respect of it;
(b)where the act or threat was carried out using chemical, biological or radioactive weapons, a harmful substance or a sensitive installation, or through harm to a sensitive installation, which are capable by their nature or type of causing serious harm to a large area or a large public, it shall be regarded as an act of terrorism even if the requirements of paragraphs (2) or (3) were not fulfilled in respect of it;
(c)where the act or threat was carried out by a terrorist organisation or by a member of a terrorist organisation, it is presumed that the requirements of paragraphs (1) and (2) were fulfilled; if a defendant raises a reasonable doubt as to this, the doubt shall operate in his favour;
(d)it is immaterial whether the motive or purpose referred to in paragraphs (1) and (2) were the sole or principal motive or purpose of the act or threat;
(e)weapon — excluding a part and accessory as referred to in section 144(c) of the Penal Law;

"weapon" means as defined in section 144(c) and (c1)(1) of the Penal Law, including chemical, biological or radioactive weapons;

"chemical, biological or radioactive weapon" means a weapon capable of emitting a harmful substance, including radioactive radiation;

"offence" means an offence of the type of misdemeanour or felony;

"serious security offence" means a serious terrorism offence, and also an offence committed in circumstances that give rise to concern of harm to state security and having a nexus to terrorist activity, being an offence as set out below:

(1)an offence under Section B or Section D of Chapter VII of the Penal Law, except sections 102(b), 103, 111 in fine with respect to causing by negligence the disclosure of information, 113a and 115(a) in limine;
(2)an offence under sections 107, 143, 144, 300, 301a, 305, 329, 330, 369 to 375, 454, 456 and 497 of the Penal Law;
(3)an offence under sections 2, 2a, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 of the Prevention of Infiltration Law (Offences and Jurisdiction), 5714-1954;

"terrorism offence" means an offence under this Law or an offence that is an act of terrorism;

"serious terrorism offence" means any of the following:

(1)an offence under sections 20, 21, 22(b) and (c), 23, 25, 28, 29, 30 or 31;
(2)an offence constituting an act of terrorism whose penalty, after the aggravation of punishment under Section B of Chapter III, is five years' imprisonment or more;

"public", "publication" and "published" means as defined in section 34x of the Penal Law;

"transaction in property" means the conveyance or receipt of ownership or of another right in property, whether proprietary or not proprietary, for consideration or otherwise, and also a transaction in property that is fundraising, transfer, receipt, holding, conversion, a banking transaction, investment, a transaction in securities or holding thereof, brokerage, the giving or receiving of credit, import, export or the creation of a trust, or the mixing of terror property with other property even if it is not terror property;

"activity", of a terrorist organisation — including lawful activity or activity for lawful purposes;

"Evidence Ordinance" means the Evidence Ordinance [New Version], 5731-1971;

"Arrest and Search Ordinance" means the Criminal Procedure Ordinance (Arrest and Search) [New Version], 5729-1969;

"public" — including part of the public, a public that is not in Israel and a public that is not Israeli;

"head of a security authority" means as set out below, as the case may be:

(1)in relation to the General Security Service — the head of the Service;
(2)in relation to the Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations — the head of the Institute;
(3)in relation to the Israel Defence Forces — the Chief of the General Staff of the Israel Defence Forces;
(4)in relation to the Israel Police — the Inspector General of the Israel Police;

"property" means real property, movable property, monies and rights, including property that is the proceeds of such property, and any property that accrued or derived from such property or from its profits;

"property connected to an offence" means property in respect of which one of the following applies:

(1)an offence was committed in it or it served to commit an offence, advanced the commission of an offence, or assisted or was intended for the commission of an offence;
(2)it was obtained as payment or reward for the commission of an offence, was intended to be payment or reward for its commission, or was obtained as a result of its commission, all directly or indirectly;

"terror property" means any of the following:

(1)property of a terrorist organisation;
(2)property connected to an offence that is a terrorism offence;

"property of a terrorist organisation" means property in the ownership, possession, control or custody of a terrorist organisation, alone or together with another, and also property that serves or is intended to serve a terrorist organisation or the activity of a terrorist organisation, including property the acquisition of which was financed by the organisation or which was transferred to another without consideration; for this purpose, property found at a place that regularly serves the purpose of the activity of a terrorist organisation and does not regularly serve another purpose is presumed to be property of a terrorist organisation, unless proved otherwise;

"property of the convicted person" means property in the ownership, possession, control or account of the convicted person, alone or together with another;

"security authority" means any of the following:

(1)the General Security Service;
(2)the Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations;
(3)the Israel Defence Forces;
(4)the Israel Police.
(b)Wherever this Law uses the term "purpose", foreseeing the occurrence of consequences as a near certainty is equivalent to a purpose of causing them.

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Chapter II: Declaration of a Terrorist Organisation and of a Terrorist Operative

Section A: Declaration by the Minister of Defence of a Terrorist Organisation and of a Foreign Person as a Terrorist Operative

Definitions – Section A§
2a.

In this Section —

"foreign" means as set out below, as the case may be:

(1)in respect of an individual — a person who is not an Israeli citizen or a resident of Israel, and if he is registered in the population registry of the Area as defined in the Emergency Regulations (Judea and Samaria – Jurisdiction over Offences and Legal Assistance) — he is a permanent resident outside the Area;
(2)in respect of a body of persons — a person whose centre of activity is not in Israel, and if it is a corporation — the following two conditions are also met: it is not registered in Israel and control of it is not in the hands of a resident of Israel; for the purposes of this definition, "control" — as defined in the Securities Law, 5728-1968;

"act of terrorism" means as defined in section 2 and also an act in respect of which the conditions set out in that definition are met, committed outside Israel, to which the criminal laws of the State of Israel do not apply, provided that the act constitutes an offence both under the laws of the State of Israel and under the laws of the place where the act was committed, or the laws of the State against which, against whose residents or against whose citizens the act was directed;

"terrorist operative" means one of the following:

(1)a person who takes part in the commission of an act of terrorism or who assists or incites the commission of an act of terrorism;
(2)a person who takes an active part in a declared terrorist organisation;
(3)a person who takes a material part in the financing of the activity of a declared terrorist organisation or in placing means at the disposal of a declared terrorist organisation, even if he is not a member thereof;

"resident of Israel" includes a person whose place of residence is in the Area as defined in the Emergency Regulations (Judea and Samaria – Jurisdiction over Offences and Legal Assistance), and who is an Israeli citizen or who is entitled to immigrate to Israel under the Law of Return, 5710-1950, and who, had his place of residence been in Israel, would have been regarded as a resident of Israel;

"Emergency Regulations (Judea and Samaria – Jurisdiction over Offences and Legal Assistance)" means the Emergency Regulations (Judea and Samaria – Jurisdiction over Offences and Legal Assistance), 5727-1967, as their validity has been extended and their text has been amended by law.

Declaration by the Minister of Defence of a Terrorist Organisation and of a Foreign Person as a Terrorist Operative§
3.
(a)The Minister of Defence may declare, by Order, pursuant to the provisions of this Section, that a body of persons is a terrorist organisation, after being satisfied that the conditions set out in paragraph (1) or (2) of the definition of "terrorist organisation" are met in respect of it and that it has a connection to Israel.
(a1)The Minister of Defence may declare, by Order, pursuant to the provisions of this Section, that a foreign person is a terrorist operative, after being satisfied that the conditions set out in the definition of "terrorist operative" in section 2a are met in respect of him and that he has a connection to Israel.
(b)A declaration of a terrorist organisation or of a foreign person as a terrorist operative shall be made on the basis of a reasoned written request by the head of the General Security Service, or the head of another security authority through the head of the General Security Service and accompanied by his opinion, with the approval of the Attorney General; in such a request, the head of the security authority shall set out the information and facts on which he bases his position that the conditions referred to in subsection (a) are met in respect of the said body of persons.
(c)In respect of a terrorist organisation as referred to in paragraph (2) of the definition of "terrorist organisation", operating in Israel through an agent on its behalf, the head of a security authority shall not submit a request as referred to in subsection (b) unless a warning has been given to the organisation and it has continued its activity, provided that he has found that the warning would not frustrate the possibility of acting against the organisation.
(d)The Prime Minister may, if he sees a need for it in special cases, on his own initiative or at the request of the Minister of Defence, determine that the decision on a declaration shall be made by the Ministers' Committee or by the Government; where the Prime Minister has so determined, the Ministers' Committee or the Government, as the case may be, shall replace the Minister of Defence for the purposes of this Section, except in respect of the authority to extend time limits under sections 5(d), 6(a) and 7(d).
Temporary Declaration§
4.
(a)If the Minister of Defence is satisfied, after a request has been submitted in accordance with the provisions of section 3(b), that the conditions referred to in paragraph (1) or (2) of the definition of "terrorist organisation" are met in respect of a body of persons, or that the conditions referred to in the definition of "terrorist operative" are met in respect of a foreign person, and that either of them has a connection to Israel as referred to in section 3(a) or (a1), as the case may be, he may declare, by Order, by way of temporary declaration, that that body of persons is a terrorist organisation, and that that foreign person is a terrorist operative, as the case may be.
(b)A temporary declaration shall remain in force until the date set out below, as the case may be:
(1)where the Minister of Defence has made a permanent declaration under the provisions of section 6 — until the date of entry into force of the permanent declaration;
(2)where written submissions have been filed under the provisions of section 5 and the Minister of Defence has decided not to make a permanent declaration under the provisions of section 6, or has not given a decision on the matter by the end of the period referred to in that section — until the date of the decision as aforesaid or until the end of the said period, as the case may be.
(c)The Minister of Defence may revoke a temporary declaration, on a reasoned request from a head of a security authority, submitted in accordance with the provisions of section 3(b), if he is satisfied that the conditions set out in paragraph (1) or (2) of the definition of "terrorist organisation" are not met in respect of that body of persons, or that the conditions set out in the definition of "terrorist operative" are not met in respect of that foreign person.
(d)Notice of a temporary declaration shall be given to an organisation operating in Israel, insofar as it can be located with reasonable diligence, as soon as possible.
(e)During the period of validity of a temporary declaration under this section, it shall be regarded, for all intents and purposes, as a declaration of a terrorist organisation or of a terrorist operative, unless otherwise stated in this Law.
Right to a Hearing§
5.
(a)Where the Minister of Defence has made a temporary declaration under the provisions of section 4, the terrorist organisation or terrorist operative to which the declaration relates, or a member of that organisation, may submit to the Minister, in writing, through the Advisory Committee, its submissions regarding the declaration, prior to the taking of the decision on a permanent declaration under section 6.
(b)In the framework of the written submissions under subsection (a), the person making the submissions shall set out all the facts on which he bases his submissions and shall attach the documents in his possession that are relevant to the matter.
(c)Written submissions under subsection (a) shall be filed within two months from the date of publication of the Order concerning the temporary declaration in Reshumot (Official Gazette).
(d)Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (c), the Minister of Defence may extend the period referred to in that subsection if a reasoned request therefor has been submitted to him and he is satisfied that the delay in filing the request was because the applicant was unaware of the temporary declaration for reasons beyond his control, provided that the request was filed within one month from the date on which the temporary declaration was brought to the attention of the applicant, or if he is satisfied that it is justified for other special reasons that shall be recorded.
(e)
(1)The Advisory Committee shall deliberate on the submissions filed under subsection (a), and shall give the head of the security authority at whose request the declaration was made an opportunity to respond to the submissions; the Committee may summon the parties before it;
(2)The Advisory Committee shall transmit to the Minister of Defence its reasoned recommendation regarding the permanent declaration, together with the information presented before it for the purpose of formulating its recommendation as aforesaid, as soon as possible and no later than the end of two months from the date on which the request in respect of the terrorist operative was transferred to it, or the end of four months from the date on which the request in respect of the terrorist organisation was transferred to it, as the case may be; however, it may, for special reasons that shall be recorded, extend the said periods to the extent necessary for the purpose of formulating its recommendation; if the Committee extends the period more than once, it shall give notice thereof to the Minister of Defence.
Permanent Declaration§
6.
(a)Where the Minister of Defence has made a temporary declaration under section 4 that a body of persons is a terrorist organisation or that a foreign person is a terrorist operative, and written submissions have been filed under section 5, he may declare the organisation or the person as aforesaid, by Order, by way of permanent declaration, if he is satisfied, after examining the submissions that have been filed and the recommendation of the Advisory Committee given under section 5, that the conditions referred to in section 3(a) or (a1), as the case may be, are met in respect of that body of persons or that person; provided that he shall make the permanent declaration as aforesaid within one month from the date of receipt of the recommendation of the Advisory Committee; the Minister may, for special reasons, extend the said period by an additional period not exceeding one month.
(b)Where written submissions have not been filed within the period for their filing under section 5, the declaration shall become a permanent declaration as aforesaid upon the expiry of one month from the end of the said period.
Revocation of a Declaration of a Terrorist Organisation and of a Foreign Person as a Terrorist Operative§
7.
(a)The Minister of Defence, upon a request as referred to in this section or on his own initiative, may revoke, by Order, a permanent declaration if he is satisfied that one of the following applies:
(1)there was no basis for the declaration;
(2)two years have elapsed from the date of the declaration referred to in section 6, the organisation or the person, as the case may be, has materially changed its ways and there is a high probability that it will not revert to engaging in terrorist activity; the Minister may, for special reasons, shorten the said period.
(b)A request for revocation of a declaration may be submitted by the terrorist organisation or the terrorist operative declared upon in a permanent declaration under section 6, through the Advisory Committee, in writing, at any time, subject to the provisions of subsection (a)(2); in the request the applicant shall set out all the facts upon which the request is based and shall attach the documents in its possession that are relevant to the matter.
(c)The provisions of section 5(e) shall apply to the deliberation on a request under subsection (a).
(d)The decision of the Minister of Defence shall be given within one month from the day on which the recommendation of the Advisory Committee was brought before him, and he may, for special reasons that shall be recorded, extend the said period by additional periods not exceeding one month each, provided that the total extension period shall not exceed three months.
(e)If the Minister of Defence is satisfied that the decision to revoke the declaration was given on the basis of incorrect or false information, or if he is satisfied within two years of the date of revocation that the organisation or the person has resumed engaging in terrorist activity, he may revoke the decision to revoke the declaration, and the provisions of section 5 shall apply, with the necessary modifications; for the avoidance of doubt, with respect to an organisation as referred to in paragraph (2) of the definition of "terrorist organisation", no criminal or administrative liability shall arise by reason of the mere association with the organisation during the period in which the declaration was void.
(f)A copy of the decision of the Minister of Defence and its reasons shall be delivered to the applicant and to the head of the security authority at whose request the declaration was given; however, information that has been determined to be classified information as defined in section 9 shall not be delivered to the applicant.
(g)Notwithstanding the provisions of this Section, the Ministerial Committee may revoke a declaration of a terrorist organisation or of a terrorist operative if it finds that there are special reasons justifying such revocation; a decision of the Ministerial Committee to revoke a declaration with respect to a terrorist organisation as referred to in paragraph (1) of the definition of "terrorist organisation", even though the conditions of that paragraph continue to be met, requires the approval of a joint committee of the Constitution, Law and Justice Committee and the Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee of the Knesset.
Right of Inspection for the Purpose of a Hearing or for the Purpose of a Request for Revocation of a Declaration§
8.

A person entitled to submit written arguments under section 5 or a request for revocation of a declaration under section 7 may, for the purpose of submitting them, inspect the request of the head of the security authority for the declaration of the terrorist organisation or of the terrorist operative, the recommendations of the Advisory Committee and the decision of the Minister of Defence on the request; however, such person shall not be entitled to inspect classified information as defined in section 9, nor information which the Minister of Defence and the Advisory Committee were requested not to take into account under the provisions of section 9(d).

Classified Information§
9.
(a)The Advisory Committee may, at the request of the head of a security authority, determine that information presented before it is classified information, provided it is satisfied that its disclosure is liable to harm the security of the State, its foreign relations, public safety or security, or to expose classified working methods, and that the interest in not disclosing it outweighs the need to disclose it for the purpose of ascertaining the truth and doing justice (in this section — classified information); for the purpose of such a determination, the Committee may inspect the information and receive explanations from the head of the security authority in this regard, even in the absence of the applicant or the applicant's representative.
(b)The Advisory Committee may base its recommendation under sections 5(e) or 7(c) on classified information, and for that purpose may receive explanations from the head of the security authority in this regard as referred to in subsection (a).
(c)If the Advisory Committee wishes to base its recommendation as referred to in subsection (b) on classified information that was presented to it, it shall notify the person submitting the arguments or the person submitting the request for revocation, as the case may be, of its intention to do so, and shall transmit to such person or to such person's representative a summary of the classified information prepared by the head of the security authority who requested that the information be classified, to the extent that this can be done without prejudicing the interest on account of which it determined, under the provisions of subsection (a), that the information is classified.
(d)If the Advisory Committee has determined that information presented before it under this section is not classified information, the head of the security authority may request that such information not be taken into account in the basis of its recommendation and the decision of the Minister of Defence under sections 5, 6 or 7; if the head of the security authority made such a request, the Committee and the Minister shall not take the information into account and it shall not be transmitted to the applicant or to the applicant's representative.
(e)In this section, "head of a security authority" — including a senior employee whom the head has authorised for that purpose, and for that purpose, "senior employee" — a senior police officer as defined in the Police Ordinance [New Version], 5731-1971, an officer in the Israel Defence Forces of the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and above, or a senior employee in another security authority, as the case may be.

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