Accessibility statement

Introduction

The internet is today the largest source of free information for all users, and for users with disabilities in particular. We therefore place great importance on giving people with disabilities equal access to the information on this site and a better browsing experience.

We strive to make our digital services accessible to people with disabilities, and have invested considerable resources in making the site as easy as possible to use for people with disabilities, in the belief that everyone deserves to live with equality, dignity, comfort and independence.

This site was made accessible by the web accessibility company "Nagish BeClick".

The website meets, as far as possible, the requirements of the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Regulations (Service Accessibility Adjustments), 2013. The accessibility adjustments follow the recommendations of Israeli Standard IS 5568 for web content accessibility at level AA and the international WCAG 2.0 guidelines.

The site provides a semantic structure for assistive technologies and supports standard keyboard operation. For the best experience with screen-reading software, we recommend the latest version of NVDA. Responsibility for use and implementation lies with the site owner and/or anyone on its behalf, including the content shown on the site, subject to the software's terms of use and the company's privacy policy.

How does accessibility work on this site?

This site runs accessibility software by "Nagish BeClick", operated through a dedicated accessibility server. The software helps the site follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA. The software is subject to the manufacturer's terms of use and privacy policy, as well as the site owner's privacy policy.

The site has an accessibility menu. Clicking the accessibility button opens the menu with the accessibility options. After choosing an option, please wait for the page to load.

The software works in the popular browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Explorer 10+, Safari and Opera.

Accessibility options in the menu

• Keyboard navigation – the site can be navigated with the keyboard.
• Screen reader support – the site is adapted for assistive technologies such as NVDA and JAWS.
• Flash blocking – stops moving elements and blocks flashing content.
• Optical character recognition.
• Site font enlargement in 5 sizes.
• Voice commands.
• Contrast adjustment – colour contrast changes on a dark background.
• Contrast adjustment – colour contrast changes on a light background.
• Site colour changes – background, headings and content.
• Colour-blind mode.
• Switching to a readable font.
• Larger cursor, in black or white.
• Zooming the display to about 200%.
• Highlighting links.
• Highlighting headings.
• Showing alternative text for images.
• Magnifying the content under the cursor in a tooltip.
• Showing the site's content in a new, clear and readable window.
• A virtual keyboard for typing with the mouse.

Third-party components and websites:

Where the site uses third-party components or websites such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, external chats and others that are not under our control, people with disabilities may face challenges we are unable to fix.

Some examples of third-party accessibility policies:

• Facebook's accessibility policy
• YouTube's accessibility policy
• Instagram's accessibility policy
• Twitter's accessibility policy
• LinkedIn's accessibility policy

Contacting the accessibility coordinator

If you encounter an accessibility difficulty while browsing the site, the company's accessibility team is available through a range of channels. We would be glad to hear your feedback.

Physical accessibility arrangements

Disclaimer

Despite our efforts to make every page of the site accessible, some pages may not yet be accessible, or a suitable technological solution may not yet have been found.

We continue working to improve the site's accessibility as far as possible, out of a belief in and moral commitment to making the site usable by everyone, including people with disabilities.

Last updated: 22 September 2025

This is a translation for convenience. In case of any discrepancy, the Hebrew version prevails.