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29th May 2023
Israel: The Ministry of Health has again issued a warning against the use of e-cigs containing synthetic cannabinoids (ADB-BUTINACA and MDMB-4en-Pinaca) known as “Nice Guy”. They are sold illegally under the brand names RM Premium, Snoop Dogg, Fume Orjoy, Premium Vape, and The Bulldog and cause severe mental and physical effects such as psychosis, anxiety and panic attacks, cerebral edema, kidney damage, heart damage and bleeding in the digestive system.9th January 2023
- Israel: The Ministry of Health has issued a warning against the use of e-cigs containing synthetic cannabinoids (ADB-BUTINACA and MDMB-4en-Pinaca) known as “Nice Guy”, which is sold illegally under the brand names Premium Vape, Snoop Dogg, and The Bulldog and causes severe mental and physical effects such as psychosis, hallucinations, anxiety, panic attacks, bleeding, cerebral oedema, kidney damage and damage to the heart, press reports.
2nd November 2022
Israel: With most votes counted after yesterday’s general election, the Likud party led by former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared set to unseat premier Yair Lapid and return Netanyahu to power. While Netanyahu has previously backed the legalisation of recreational cannabis, his right-wing bloc, which also includes the Religious Zionist Party (RZP), the conservative United Torah Judaism (UTJ), and the religious Shas party, may not be supportive of such an approach.
9th September 2022
- Israel: The Ministry of Health has opened a public consultation to change the current system on the prescription of medical cannabis, which requires a prescription and a special licence. The ministry seeks to ease the bureaucratic burden by dropping the licence requirement. The period for comments will be open until 13th September. Comments need to be sent to mishpatitjer@moh.gov.il.
1st March 2022
- Israel: CBD will no longer be considered a dangerous drug. The Ministry of Health has decided to exclude CBD from the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance as long as its THC content is below 0.3%. The Ministry has also decided to create a working group that will analyse with CBD experts the regulatory changes taking place around the world in order to keep Israeli regulation up-to-date.
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