Israeli courts banned Uber from operating private car services in the country, Bloomberg reports. Uber’s standard platform has always been banned in Israel, which has laws barring drivers without a taxi license from accepting charges. The Uber workaround in their UberNight and UberDay services in Israel was essentially a reimbursement scheme where charges were defined under fuel and maintenance.
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