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Insolvency and Economic Rehabilitation Law, 5778-2018

חוק חדלות פירעון ושיקום כלכלי, תשע"ח-2018

Published: 2018-03-15Consolidated Hebrew text as of 2026-08-02 · Last amended 2026-07-28✓ Amendment status checked against the Knesset legislation record on 2026-09-17
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First Schedule

Part 1 (section 104(b)(3)(b))

Part 1 (section 104(b)(3)(b)) — table
Column A – EntityColumn B – Type of Information
1. The National Insurance InstituteInformation on sources of income and its amount, employer, bank account number and employment status.
2. The CommissionerInformation on prior insolvency proceedings in respect of the individual.
3. The Population and Immigration AuthorityIdentity number, personal status and address, as well as information on exits from Israel and entries into Israel.
4. The Registrar of CompaniesInformation on shares owned by the individual and on the individual being an office holder in a company.
5. The Registrar of PartnershipsInformation on the individual's rights in a partnership.
6. The Registrar as defined in the Shipping Law (Vessels), 5720-1960Information on rights in respect of vessels registered in the name of the individual.
7. The Director of the Civil Aviation Authority or an employee of the Authority whom the Director has authorised for the purpose of managing the register of registration as defined in the Aviation Law, 5771-2011, in accordance with the provisions of section 169(a) of that LawInformation on the individual's rights in respect of aircraft registered in the name of the individual.
8. The Licensing AuthorityInformation on vehicles registered in the name of the individual.
9. The Registrar as defined in the Engineering Equipment Registration Law, 5717-1957Information on equipment as defined in that Law registered in the name of the individual.
10. The Israel Lands AuthorityInformation on the individual's rights in respect of real property administered by the Israel Lands Authority.
11. The Land RegistrarInformation on the individual's rights registered in the real property registers.
12. A corporation that maintains, including through its representative or agent, a register of rights intended to be registered in the real property registers pursuant to an agreement for the sale of an apartment, or a corporation that has undertaken by contract with the Ministry of Construction and Housing or with the Israel Lands Authority relating to the sale, lease or management of real property, to handle the registration of the said rights in the real property registersInformation on the individual's rights in respect of real property registered with the corporation.
13. The Registrar of PledgesInformation on pledges registered against the individual's assets; and at the request of the Commissioner – pledges registered in favour of the individual.
14. A licensed provider as defined in the Communications Law (Telecommunications and Broadcasting), 5742-1982, that provides under that Law one or more of the following services: (1) a telephony service or an internet access service provided by means of a telecommunications network that is not a mobile radio telephone system, whether the telecommunications network belongs to the service provider or to another licensed provider; (2) a telecommunications service provided by means of a telecommunications network that is a mobile radio telephone system, whether the telecommunications network belongs to the service provider or to another licensed providerInformation on the total expenditure of the debtor during the year preceding the date of the grant of a proceedings-opening order.
15. A holder of a distribution licence and a holder of a supply licence as defined in the Electricity Sector Law, 5756-1996Information on the total expenditure of the individual in respect of electricity consumption in the year preceding the date of the grant of the order for the opening of proceedings.
16. A credit card companyInformation on the total expenditure of the individual in the year preceding the date of the grant of the order for the opening of proceedings and on loans received by the individual from the company that have not yet been repaid.
17. A banking corporationThe individual's rights with the banking corporation, valid bank guarantees given at the request of the individual and loans received by the individual from the banking corporation that have not yet been repaid.
18. An insurer as defined in the Financial Services Supervision Law (Insurance), 5741-1981The individual's rights vis-à-vis the insurer, valid guarantees given at the request of the individual and loans received by the individual from the insurer that have not yet been repaid.
19. A managing company as defined in the Financial Services Supervision Law (Provident Funds), 5765-2005The individual's rights in a provident fund managed by the managing company and loans received by the debtor from the managing company or from the assets of the provident fund under its management that have not yet been repaid.
20. The Courts AdministrationJudgments in actions for monetary relief or relief with monetary value to which the individual is a party and guarantees, bail or deposits given therein; and in respect of a pending proceeding – the proceeding number and the court in which it is conducted.
21. The Fines, Fees and Costs Collection AuthorityInformation on the individual's debts collected by means of the Fines, Fees and Costs Collection Authority and on funds owing to the individual from the Authority.
22. The Registrar for Inheritance MattersA succession order and a probate order in which the debtor is one of the heirs and a notice of disclaimer by the debtor pursuant to section 6 of the Succession Law, 5725-1965.

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Part 2 (section 147)

Part 2 (section 147) — table
Column A – The EntityColumn B – Type of Information
1. Banking corporationDetails of transactions in a bank account that is a current account of the individual in the year preceding the date of the grant of the Order for the opening of proceedings.
2. Credit card companyDetails of the individual's expenditures in the year preceding the date of the grant of the Order for the opening of proceedings.

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Second Schedule (section 217)

(1)foodstuffs required for the subsistence of the debtor and the members of his family residing with him;
(2)clothing, beds, bedding, medical equipment, medicines, eating utensils, kitchen utensils and other household utensils required for the debtor and the members of his family residing with him;
(3)sacred objects used by the debtor and the members of his family residing with him;
(4)tools, instruments, machines and other movable property, including vehicles, as well as an animal, without which the debtor cannot pursue his profession, trade, occupation or work that are the source of his livelihood and the livelihood of the members of his family residing with him, provided that the assessed value of each of them does not exceed an amount prescribed by the Minister;
(5)where the debtor or a member of his family residing with him is a disabled person – tools, instruments, machines, other movable property, including vehicles and an animal, belonging to the disabled person and necessary for his personal use by reason of his disability;
(6)pets; for this purpose, "pet" – an animal kept in the home or on the premises of the debtor and not used for an activity of a commercial nature;
(7)movable property as specified below required for the debtor or the members of his family residing with him, provided that their assessed value does not exceed an amount prescribed by the Minister:
(a)a personal computer and a printer; for this purpose, "computer" – as defined in the Computers Law, 5755-1995, but excluding a computer system;
(b)a television set and a radio set;
(c)a landline telephone or a mobile telephone;
(d)a washing machine and a clothes dryer;
(8)objects of special sentimental value to the debtor, provided that their total assessed value does not exceed NIS 4,689.87 or such other amount as the Minister has prescribed.

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Third Schedule (the definition "foreign state" in section 293)

Taiwan and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region – Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

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