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Knesset committee extends money laundering law to wildlife trafficking
The Knesset committee extended Israel's money laundering law to combat wildlife trafficking, enabling authorities to trace financial trails and target criminals. Wildlife trafficking is identified as the fourth-largest category of illegal global trade.
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