Eran Elharar

Eran is a partner in the Regulation Department.

Adv. Eran Elharar is a trusted advisor to organizations navigating complex regulatory frameworks in Israel, including financial services, commerce, gaming, consumer protection, environmental compliance, and enforcement matters.

A partner in the Regulation Department, Eran specializes in advising fintech and regtech companies on banking regulations, payment systems, and regulatory interactions. He also counsels businesses on e-commerce, advertising compliance, and digital ventures, including IP regulations.

Eran has extensive experience in administrative proceedings, including hearings, sanctions, and license revocation proceedings with regulatory authorities. He is committed to providing clear, strategic guidance that aligns with each client’s business goals while ensuring regulatory compliance.

Education:

Haifa University, LL.M. (Law and Technology), 2014

Haifa University, LL.B., 2013

Admission:

Israel Bar Association, 2014

Insights & News - Eran Elharar:

February 5, 2026

Draft Bill on Application of Israeli Law to Foreign Dealers and International Companies

The Ministry of Justice recently published a draft bill for public comments, aimed at regulating the application of Israeli law to foreign dealers who target customers in Israel. The draft bill seeks to codify trends established by Supreme Court rulings in recent years into primary legislation and to set clear rules under which mandatory Israeli legal provisions will also apply to corporations headquartered outside of Israel, when their activities actually target the Israeli market.

First Series of Prediction Markets in the United States

Prediction markets have experienced rapid growth in recent years, thanks to the emergence of platforms attracting millions of users, such as Kalshi and Polymarket. These platforms have proven successful in predicting the outcomes of diverse events.

Internal Enforcement and Compliance Surveys: Essential for Organizations in Israel

In an era of stringent regulations and increasing legal risks, it has become essential for organizations to implement internal enforcement programs. However, in order for such programs to provide legal protection, they must be effective, customized and well-documented.

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Practice areas:

Regulation