Israeli Casinos and Gambling in Israel

Hard Rock International announces reacquisition of global hotel and casino rights

The company will now be able to develop, own and license Hard Rock casinos and hotel-casinos in the western U.S., in addition to other locations worldwide. read more

APCW Perspectives: Online gambling news from the U.K., U.S. and Israel

This week, J. Todd looks at a full week of online gambling news finds and stories from BoyleSports and William Hill. Plus, industry stories from Israel and the United States. read more

Israel looks to gambling

Tourism ministry proposes the introduction of up to four casinos in Eilat to boost tourism economy. read more

Israel bomb shelter was housing a makeshift casino

Israeli police discover rocket shelter being used as impromptu casino and grow op, farmer arrested. read more

Official: Israel interested in Las Vegas-style casino in Negev Desert

Israel Consul General David Siegel said discussion of gaming that could benefit Israeli tourism is in the preliminary stages only. read more

Study says legalized sports betting would boost Israel's tax revenue

Study suggests Israel should regulate and legalize sports betting because tax revenue is being lost. read more

Israel: Banks instructed not to provide service if illegal gambling suspected

Israel's bank do not have to provide service to online gambling websites they suspect of involvement in illegal gambling under new directive. read more

William Hill fires seven managers, resumes online operations in Israel

William Hill has fired seven senior managers of its online operations and the company is back to business as usual after remaining employees returned to work earlier this week, according to multiple media reports. read more

William Hill downgraded after staffing challenges

William Hill hire ex-Israeli intelligence officers after staff revolt. read more

William Hill's Israeli employees offered more pay to return to work

Two days after walking out of their offices, employees at William Hill's Tel Aviv operations have been told that they will receive an extra month's pay in November and are guaranteed at least six months notice or the equivalent pay in severance should their jobs be eliminated if they return to work on Sunday. read more