
Naschitz Brandes Amir & Co
INPLP member firm · Tel-Aviv, Israel
Naschitz Brandes Amir (NBA) is a full-service law firm providing sophisticated legal counsel across the full spectrum of corporate, commercial, regulatory, and dispute resolution matters, both domestically and internationally. For nearly seven decades, NBA has advised corporations, investors, and entrepreneurs across a broad range of legal disciplines, including IT, privacy and data protection; corporate governance; domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions; venture capital and high-tech transactions; public and private securities offerings; banking and finance; insurance; litigation; antitrust; joint ventures and strategic alliances; intellectual property and technology licensing; tax; real estate; employment; and regulatory compliance. NBA represents organizations at every stage of their life cycle, from early-stage ventures built around an entrepreneur's idea to established companies operating at scale. The firm works closely with clients as they grow and evolve into industry leaders, combining deep legal knowledge, commercial understanding, and industry experience to help them navigate complex challenges, assess and manage risk, and make informed strategic decisions. Dalit Ben-Israel is head of Naschitz Brandes Amir's IT, Privacy & Data Protection Practice, co-head of the firm's Artificial Intelligence (AI) Group, and a member of its Commercial Group. Her practice focuses on information technology, cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection, alongside a broad corporate and commercial practice with particular emphasis on technology-driven transactions. Dalit has extensive experience advising corporations on domestic and international commercial transactions involving information technology and digital services. Her work includes drafting and negotiating complex IT agreements covering software licensing, cloud and SaaS solutions, big data, open-source software, outsourcing arrangements, and large-scale IT projects, as well as advising on internet-related legal and contractual matters. Her clients include software and technology companies, IT service providers, media and communications companies, and a broad range of high-tech and commercial enterprises. In the areas of cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection, Dalit advises on regulatory compliance, privacy governance, data processing agreements, policies and contractual frameworks, data breaches and security incidents, marketing and spam regulation, and cyber insurance matters. She works closely with the firm's Hi-Tech, M&A, and Capital Markets teams on privacy and cybersecurity due diligence and other transactional matters. She also supports the firm's Litigation practice in privacy- and spam-related disputes, including class actions. A frequent speaker and author on privacy and cybersecurity, Dalit also provides training on Israeli privacy law and European data protection law, with particular emphasis on the GDPR. Before joining Naschitz Brandes Amir, Dalit spent 26 years at Hermann Makov & Co., where she progressed from associate to partner and ultimately led the firm's commercial department. She has been consistently recognized for her expertise, ranked Band 1 for IT & Data Protection by Chambers and Partners and recommended by the Legal 500 EMEA for Commercial Transactions. Dalit is a member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) and co-chair of the OneTrust PrivacyConnect Tel Aviv Chapter.
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Publications
- The Consent Principle Under Israeli Privacy LawOn February 25, 2026, the Israeli Privacy Protection Authority ("PPA") published its final amended opinion clarifying the interpretation and application of the consent principle under the Protection of Privacy Law, 1981 ("PPL"), following public consultation.19 March 2026
- New Amendment to Israeli Privacy Protection Law and Mandatory DPO AppointmentThe Israeli parliament recently adopted a new amendment to the Israeli Protection of Privacy Law, 5741-1981 ("PPL") entering into force in 12 months, on August 14, 2025.12 September 2024
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