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Ohana signed the order that would allow police officers to enforce the law banning the consumption of prostitution

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NEWS learned of the decision of the Minister of Internal Security, five months after the entry into force of the law that was not implemented following the delay in signing.

The fine for the first offense of paid sex consumers will be NIS 2,000 and for a repeat offense - NIS 4,000

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Maya Horodnichano

Wednesday, 30 December 2020, 16:21

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Photography: Yotam Ronen, Editing: Tal Reznik

Homeland Security Minister Amir Ohana signed an order today (Wednesday) that will allow police officers to enforce the law banning the consumption of prostitution, Walla learned!

NEWS.

The law went into effect in early July, but so far Ohana has refused to sign an order allowing police to fine consumers of prostitution on the grounds that all of the therapeutic and educational responses approved alongside the law have not yet been formulated.

The law stipulates that the consumption of prostitution is considered an administrative offense in Israel.

The fine for a first offense is NIS 2,000, and the fine for a repeat offense is NIS 4,000.

The law, which aims to reduce prostitution in Israel, was approved as a temporary provision to examine its effect.

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