israeli-ecommerce-compliance
Israeli E-Commerce Compliance
Instructions
Note: This skill provides compliance guidance. It does not replace legal counsel. Recommend consulting a consumer protection attorney (orech din specializing in mishpat tzarchani) for specific compliance decisions.
Step 1: Scan for Consumer Protection Law Compliance (Chok Hagnat HaTzarchan)
Verify 14-day cooling-off period for distance selling (mecher merachok):
- Right to cancel within 14 days of receiving product
- Extended to 4 months for people with disabilities, seniors (65+), and new immigrants (<5 years)
- Cancellation fee: up to 5% of transaction or 100 NIS, whichever is lower
- Return shipping: at buyer's expense unless item is defective
Check for required pre-purchase disclosures:
- Full product/service description
- Total price including all fees and taxes
- Delivery timeline and costs
- Cancellation and return policy
- Seller's full details (see Step 5)
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