Starting Sunday, Israel will require graphic health warnings on cigarette packages, joining many countries worldwide, according to Channel 12. The regulation aims to deter smoking by depicting the damages of smoking.
Israel will enforce a new regulation starting Sunday, requiring all cigarette packages sold in the country to carry graphic health warnings depicting the damages of smoking. The move, reported by Channel 12, aligns Israel with international standards adopted by dozens of countries. The Israel Cancer Association provided images for the warnings. The regulation is expected to take effect immediately, though detailed enforcement procedures have not yet been specified.
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