Israeli Car Accident Claim

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Problem

A car accident in Israel is stressful and the rules are counter-intuitive: bodily injury is compensated with no regard to fault, while property damage is entirely fault-based, and people routinely claim from the wrong policy or miss the steps that the insurer later uses to reject the claim. Many drivers do not know that a police confirmation is a precondition for the claim, that there is a fund (Karnit) for hit-and-run and uninsured cases, that they can demand an urgent payment within 60 days, or that the deadline against their own insurer is far shorter than the one against the other driver. This skill walks the driver through the scene and routes the claim to the right place.

Problem boundary

This skill is about the accident and the claim. For registration renewal, the annual test (טסט), used-car checks, ownership transfer, or choosing an insurance policy, use the israeli-vehicle-manager skill, which owns that side and deliberately excludes accidents.

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