Israeli Wills & Inheritance Navigator

Problem

Most Israelis put off writing a will because they assume it needs an expensive lawyer, and the ones who try it alone often void part of it without knowing: the most common mistake is letting a beneficiary (or a beneficiary's spouse) sign as a witness, which cancels that bequest. People also confuse the two inheritance orders, asking for a succession order when there is a will or a probate order when there is none, and waste weeks at the wrong door. This skill drafts a correctly-structured witnessed will (which the Succession Law lets you make yourself, though having an inheritance lawyer draft or review it is recommended), keeps the witnesses valid, and routes the user to the right order at the Inheritance Registrar.

Instructions

The skill does three jobs. Identify which the user needs.

Job 1: Draft a will (focus on the witnessed will, צוואה בעדים)

Israel's Succession Law recognises four will forms. Pick the right one, then draft it.