Introduction:

The Internet is a platform for self-expression and representation, it serves us as a social and political arena.

We buy, sell, work and are exposed through it more than ever before.

As such, there is an obligation to allow the public a browsing experience that is as enjoyable and easy as possible.

We invest many resources in making this site accessible in order to enable the browsing experience for the entire population and people with disabilities in particular.

The motto that guides us is human dignity and freedom, as this is a cornerstone of Israeli society because we are all equal in rights and equal in essence.

Use of the accessibility component:

This site has the enable accessibility plugin embedded, which helps make the site accessible to people with disabilities.

The website complies, as far as possible, with the requirements of the Equal Rights for People with Disabilities (Accessibility Adjustments to Services) Regulations, 2013.

The website has an accessibility menu. Clicking on the accessibility button opens the menu containing the accessibility buttons. After selecting a topic in the menu, wait for the page to load.

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

User guide in the menu:

1. A button to adjust the website and the website tags for assistive devices and technologies for people with disabilities
2. A button to enable navigation using the keyboard keys between the links on the website
3. A button to disable flashing and/or moving elements on the screen
4. A button to enable black and white monochrome mode for color blind people
5. A button to sepia (brown tone)
6. A button to change high contrast
7. A button to black and yellow
8. A button to invert colors
9. A button that clearly highlights all The title tags that appear on the site
10. A button that clearly highlights all the links that appear on the site
11. A button that displays the alternative description of all the images that appear on the site when the mouse is moved
12. A button that displays a permanent description of the images on the site
13. A button that cancels the use of a readable font
14. A button that increases the size of the fonts on the site
15. A button that decreases the size of the fonts on the site
16. A button that increases the entire display to about 200%
17. A button that decreases the entire display to about 70%
18. A button that increases the mouse cursor
19. A button that increases the mouse cursor and changes its color to black
20. A button that changes the reading mode of the site
21. A button that displays the accessibility statement
22. A button that cancels accessibility
23. A button that sends accessibility feedback
24. A button that changes the language of the bar and the accessibility statement accordingly

The accessibility bar has 2 types of enlargements for your convenience, but if you want to enlarge the letters even more You can use the following keyboard functions:

1. The Esc key will open and close the accessibility bar
2. The Ctrl + key will enlarge the text on the site
3. The Ctrl – key will reduce the text on the site
4. The Ctrl 0 key will return the site to its original size
5. The SPACE key will move the site down.
6. The F11 key will enlarge the screen to full size – pressing it again will reduce it again.

For the avoidance of doubt:

We are committed to making our sites accessible to all people, able-bodied and disabled.

On this site you will find the technology that suits your needs.

This site is a site that is usable by the entire population for the most part and with maximum effort..

You may find elements that are not accessible because they have not yet been made accessible or because suitable technology has not been found, and on top of that we guarantee that every effort is being made to improve and make it accessible at a high level and without compromise.

If you encounter difficulty browsing the site and viewing our content, we apologize and we would be very happy if you would draw our attention to this .

Use of Third-Party Components and Websites:

When third-party components or websites are used on the site such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, external chats and others that are not under our control, this may pose challenges to the use of the site by people with disabilities that we cannot fix.

Below are some examples of accessibility policies on third-party websites:

• Facebook Accessibility Policy
• YouTube Accessibility Policy
• Instagram Accessibility Policy
• Twitter Accessibility Policy

Publicizing accessibility arrangements in the company

Publicizing the organization’s accessibility arrangements:

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Example:

Disabled parking: There is near the store

Accessibility: Wheelchair access. There are no stairs or obstacles that could interfere with entering the store.

Entrances: The store has only one entrance.

Waiting areas: There are waiting areas in the store

If you encounter any accessibility difficulties while browsing the site, the staff The company’s accessibility department is at your disposal through a variety of channels to contact you regarding accessibility issues, we would be happy to receive your feedback.

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