We invest greatly in making our website accessible and consider it of utmost importance to provide equal service to all our users, including people with disabilities. According to Central Bureau of Statistics data, more than 1,600,000 people with disabilities of varying degrees live in Israel. Our company considers the accessibility of its website for people with disabilities to be of the highest importance.
An accessible website improves convenience and ease of use for people with disabilities.
People with visual disabilities, ranging from complete blindness, through visual impairments and color blindness, to eyeglass wearers.
People with physical disabilities who have motor difficulties in their hands that make it difficult to operate a mouse.
People with hearing impairments who need subtitles when watching video content.
People with additional difficulties such as reading difficulties, comprehension problems, learning disabilities, and more.
There is no doubt that consumption of information from the internet is growing at an amazing pace in every aspect of our lives. An accessible website will assist people with disabilities, as well as additional target audiences, in browsing and consuming information and services.
We use an assistive component (graphical widget) on this site for website accessibility, designed to help make the website accessible in accordance with the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Regulations (Accessibility Adjustments for Service), 2013, and the W3C’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0, level AA.
Accessibility menu – at the top of each page you will find an accessibility menu that allows you to:
– Screen reader adaptation.
– Keyboard navigation.
– Blocking flashing and animation to prevent distractions.
– Monochrome display (B/W).
– Dark contrast.
– Light contrast.
– Increase or decrease font size.
– Readable font.
– Large white or black cursor.
– Zoom in or out.
– Highlight links and headings.
– Alternative texts for images.
– Direct access to page content, main menu, and search, using the keyboard.
To navigate between links: pressing the Tab key moves to the next link and pressing Enter activates the link. Pressing Shift-Tab moves to the previous link.
To zoom in or out: pressing Ctrl and the + key increases the display size, pressing Ctrl and the – key decreases the display size.
The site is a dynamic website that includes various content management systems operating on a WYSIWYG basis. It is possible that certain parts of dynamic content pages may include components that the accessibility widget was unable to fully make accessible and may require intervention in the site’s code.
We continue to invest significant efforts in making the site accessible. Nevertheless, there may be parts of the site that are not yet accessible. If you encounter a problem or have a comment or question, we would appreciate it if you would write to us so that we can correct what is needed as soon as possible. Additionally, the site may display content from other sites that have not yet been made accessible, and we cannot be responsible for third-party content, but we would be happy to receive your comments and approach third parties to bring the matter to their attention.
For accessibility inquiries regarding our website, questions, clarifications, and additional suggestions, you may contact us through the contact page on our site, or you may contact the site owner to request accessible files.
The accessibility statement is valid as of: 01/02/2026
You can view the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0:
In Hebrew: https://www.w3c.org.il/guidelines/guidelines_WCAG_2.0.html
In English: https://www.w3.org/TR/2008/REC-WCAG20-20081211
