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- The Iranian war has delayed Israel's cyber law pursued by the Israel National Cyber Directorate (INCD) for nearly a decade.
- Chief Yossi Karadi hopes to pass it in the Knesset before October elections, but completion is unlikely until 2027.
- The proposed law would require critical sectors to report cyberattacks in real time.
- Since the Israel-Hamas War, cyberattacks have surged, and the INCD estimates 400 to 600 organizations would face reporting.
