At the new campus in Jerusalem,
at 4 HaTa'asiya Street, Jerusalem.
So, just before... a few details, you have a lot to see and experience:
Access to the student information portal can be done via the browser or through the Ono app using your username (academic email) and password.
It is important to ensure your personal details are correct now so that you receive updates from us and we receive updates from you.
It is also important to update your picture and change your password.
The campus has three floors, with numbered classrooms. For example, Classroom 123 is on Floor 1.
Protected spaces are distributed across campus, with illuminated signs directing to the protected areas. Stairwells also serve as protected spaces.
Accessible restrooms are located on every floor.
Smoking is prohibited on campus grounds, except in designated areas.
Parking stickers can be purchased through the Student Union, located on the 1st floor of the campus.
You need to go there in person; they are open until 5:00 PM, and you can purchase stickers there.
Accessing the campus network is via: Ono. The password appears in the student information system.
The Israel Tax Authority is a governmental body responsible for tax collection in Israel, belonging to the Ministry of Finance.
The Tax Authority unifies the various tax departments: Income Tax, Real Estate Taxation, Value Added Tax, Purchase Tax, Customs, and Stamp Tax.
The Authority provides services on reforms, non-profit organizations, and information for employers, representatives, and the public.
The legal division of the Tax Authority handles matters at both the civil and criminal levels.
In the criminal sphere, the division handles the planning and management of criminal cases related to significant tax offenses in VAT and customs, as well as basic offenses in income tax, VAT, and customs.
Judicial authority in Israel is vested in the Judicial Branch. The Judicial Branch comprises Israel's court system, headed by the Supreme Court, as well as various tribunals. The court system itself consists of three instances: the Supreme Court, District Courts, and Magistrates' Courts.
The independence of the judiciary is guaranteed against interference from the legislative and executive branches. Below is a detailed explanation and expansion on the history of law and jurisdiction in the State of Israel.