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Center for Support and Academic Accessibility (MATNA)

MATNA—Support for Diverse Populations

Students from the Arab community? Ethiopian immigrants? New immigrants? Students who have left the religious community?
MATNA recognizes your unique needs as students and strives to offer you a range of support services to help you succeed and integrate. We understand that the transition to higher education can be challenging, especially for diverse populations whose native language is not Hebrew, or for students facing complex life circumstances. Therefore, we offer a range of tailored services designed to support you on your academic journey.

We invite you to contact us with any questions or concerns. We're here to support you and help you succeed in your degree program!

Contact us through the Student Information Center under the MATNA Center tab.

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The Israel Tax Authority is a government agency responsible for tax collection in Israel that is part of the Ministry of Finance.

The Tax Authority consolidates the various tax divisions: income tax, property tax, value-added tax, purchase tax, customs duties, and stamp duty.
The Authority provides services related to tax reforms and nonprofit organizations, as well as information for employers, tax representatives, and the public.

The Tax Authority's Legal Division handles matters in both the civil and criminal spheres.

In the criminal law field, she handles the preparation and management of criminal cases involving substantive VAT and customs offenses, as well as basic income tax, VAT, and customs offenses.

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Judicial power in Israel is vested in the judiciary. The judiciary consists of the Israeli court system, headed by the Supreme Court, as well as the religious courts. The court system comprises three levels: the Supreme Court, the district courts, and the magistrate courts.

The independence of the judiciary is guaranteed against interference by the legislative and executive branches. The following provides a detailed overview of the history of law and the judiciary in the State of Israel.

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