Noy Zilberman is an associate in the firm's Regulation Department.
Noy provides legal and regulatory counsel to companies and organizations in Israel across the private, public, and third sectors, as well as to international companies, on a broad range of matters involving compliance with Israeli law. She addresses regulatory challenges and helps develop legal and regulatory solutions tailored to clients’ needs and business activities.
As part of her practice, Noy advises on complex regulatory matters, including preparing legal opinions, developing compliance programs, and handling regulatory and legislative proceedings before government ministries and other authorities. This includes hearings, licensing procedures, implementation of legislative changes, secondary legislation, and government directives.
In addition, Noy specializes in advising on transactions in the communications and competition fields, particularly those requiring regulatory approval.
Prior to joining the firm, Noy practiced in regulation and competition at a leading law firm in Israel.
Education:
Reichman University, LL.B. and B.A. in Government, 2020
Bar-Ilan University, DPO Course
Admission:
Israel Bar Association, 2022
July 21, 2026
Israel Approves the “What’s Good for the United States Is Good for Israel” Reform – 10 Key Points for Importers, Manufacturers, and Marketers
The reform expands options for importers, manufacturers, and marketers in Israel by lowering barriers and creating an additional route for products that meet the statutory conditions. However, it does not grant broad relief, since eligibility remains subject to conditions, exceptions, and documentation requirements, and compliance with applicable Israeli law must still be reviewed. Businesses should therefore prepare in advance to identify qualifying products, required documents, and points of interaction with existing Israeli regulation.
July 21, 2026
Israel Launches a Corporate Credit Database to Increase Competition in the Business Credit Market
The upcoming corporate credit database is expected to significantly affect Israel’s business credit market, expand credit data use, increase competition and access to credit, and require financial and other entities to prepare for reporting or relying on the database.
April 20, 2026
New Israeli Draft Bill Seeks to Expand Control of Dual-Use Exports and Strengthen Regulatory Enforcement over Israeli Companies
In March 2026, the Ministry of Economy and Industry published a draft bill to replace the current dual-use export control orders with comprehensive primary legislation. The proposed law aims to broaden regulatory oversight and establish a more effective, modern framework for controlling exports of civilian, nuclear, biological, and chemical items.
