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Legal 500 Country Comparative Guides 2026

Merger Control – Israel

Talya Solomon Iris Achmon Tslil Bar Bainvol

8 October 2026

We are pleased to share our contribution to the Legal 500 Country Comparative Guide on Merger Control 2026, covering Israel.

The chapter, written by Talya Solomon, Iris Achmon and Tslil Bar Bainvol of our Competition and Antitrust Practice, sets out how merger control works in Israel, including:

  • notification thresholds and the nexus test
  • gun-jumping risks and review timetables
  • remedies and penalties
  • recent enforcement trends, including closer scrutiny of vertical mergers and option arrangements
  • the Israel Competition Authority’s April 2026 draft merger assessment guidelines

Read the full chapter here | Download PDF

For further information, please contact Talya Solomon, Head of Competition and Antitrust Practice, at [email protected].

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