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The Ministry of Communications continues to promote advanced wireless infrastructure that will enable the provision of quality and fast cellular services to the citizens of Israel, in view of the growing needs of cellular communications and the growing demand for broadband data communications. Removing the frequencies in favor of providing a service with advanced technologies […]
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The Israeli Ministry of Communications has published an update exempt from the licensing list. According to this list, the following categories do not require telecommunication approval from MoC: BT devices operating in the 2,400-2483.5 MHz with integrated antenna up to 100mW e.i.r.p Navigation systems such as GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO or BEIDOU Parabolic antennas that […]
Read More >>According to the regulation by virtue of the Wireless Telegraph Ordinance [new version], 1972 (hereinafter – the Ordinance), the manufacture, trade, installation, operation or possession of a wireless device are operations that require a license from the director – an employee of the Ministry of Communications in charge of radio frequency management. Amendment No. 6 […]
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The Ministry of Communications announces the final decision on a portfolio of mutual use of passive infrastructure. The firm seeks to encourage independent infrastructure deployment and strives for a wider range of service providers to be offered to the public to offer quality and higher-quality services over independent infrastructure. The regulation was required to implement […]
Read More >>Recently, the demand for Internet addresses in the world has increased with the use of IoT applications – the Internet of things and the 5th generation revolution in the mobile world. The addresses in the “old” communication protocol, IPv4, out of stock and worldwide are moving to the IPv6 protocol, which offers a greater number […]
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The Ministry of Communication (MoC) of Israel signed an amendment to the Wireless Telegraph Order to reduce the barriers and significantly facilitate the import of electronic products for personal or family use. The new order is still not valid for commercial use. The consumer electronics that will recognize under the Order are: Computer […]
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The Ministry of Communications has decided to allow technological experiments in the frequency band 915 to 917 MHz in the next months. There is still mandatory to obtain a certificate of compliance and a license under the Communications Law. In addition, the Ministry of Communications will act to rearrange the frequency band between 790-960 MHz, […]
Read More >>According to a request of various entities seeking to use wireless telegraph devices operating in the LoRa and Sigfox technologies, the Ministry of Communications has decided to allow technological experiments in the frequency band 915 to 917 MHz in the next months. None of the above detract from the need to obtain a certificate of compliance […]
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