For the third time, and probably for good, the judges of the Israeli Supreme Court rejected the petition that requested, since 2019, to abolish the criminalization of cannabis consumers in Israel and to regulate a legal market.
It’s no secret that it’s extremely difficult to get your foot in the door of the cannabis industry.
In Israel’s Negev desert, far from the skyscrapers of Tel Aviv, the town of Yeruham hopes to cultivate an international reputation as the country’s medical cannabis technology powerhouse.
In a historic decision, the Israeli government approved the regulation of the domestic cannabis market: a significant relief in enforcement will begin in the coming months, and shops selling cannabis and its products are due to open during the following year.