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Choice of Law in Torts

B. When determining whether, as to the issue or matter at bar, a foreign law has a closer relationship to the facts of the case and to the parties than has Israeli law, the court shall consider chiefly the tenor and purposes of the laws —Israeli and foreign— that are proposed to be applied, as they relate to the facts of the case and to the parties. For that purpose the court shall take into account such factors as: