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The Israeli Parliament (the Knesset) has passed the media law aimed at controlling viewership ratings and advertising budgets. The law also seeks to reduce restrictions on media ownership by lifting the ban on "cross-ownership" and increasing the maximum revenue limit for small channels from 80 million to two billion shekels annually, enabling greater government funding and increased control over media data. Additionally, the law exempts commercial channels from the obligation to establish independent news companies and allows the creation of a government app for free access to news channels. The law has faced widespread criticism from the opposition, which considers it an attempt to dominate the media and undermine press freedom, amid concerns about its impact on the independence of media institutions. It is believed that this law is part of a series of legislative measures the ruling coalition aims to pass before the Knesset is dissolved and elections are held on October 27, amid protests from journalists' unions and the opposition, who affirm that the law harms media freedom.
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