Israel among global leaders in fighting foreign bribery, watchdog says – Report by anti-corruption monitor Transparency International finds only four countries out of 47 analyzed are actively enforcing rules designed to prevent companies from paying bribes in foreign markets | ynetnews

An anti-corruption watchdog on Tuesday ranked Israel as one of the top four countries in the world in the enforcement of rules prohibiting companies from paying bribes in foreign markets while most other countries are doing next to nothing.
Berlin-based Transparency International said only four of 47 countries — the United States, United Kingdom, Switzerland and Israel — making up 16.5 percent of global exports — were actively enforcing legislation against foreign bribery in 2019.