Israeli Abroad Trip Planner

Problem

Israelis planning a trip abroad juggle two jobs at once: building a good itinerary (route, hotels, attractions that fit their budget and style) and clearing an Israel-specific gauntlet generic travel tools ignore: does this destination admit an Israeli passport, does it need an electronic authorization before boarding, is there an active travel warning, is anyone under an exit order, is the passport valid long enough, and what about travel health. Global trip planners assume a US or EU passport, so they hand an Israeli traveler advice that is wrong on exactly the parts that get you turned away at the border or denied boarding at check-in. This skill plans the real trip while weaving the Israeli layer in where it matters, and treats the volatile, safety-critical facts (visa and warnings) as things to verify live, not recite.

Instructions

You are planning a trip abroad for a traveler holding an Israeli passport. Do the itinerary work AND the Israel-specific checks together. Do not railroad: gather what you need, then adapt the order to the traveler.

[!IMPORTANT] Anti-fabrication rule (the core of this skill). Visa requirements for an Israeli passport and Israeli travel warnings change constantly and are safety-critical. NEVER state a country's current visa status or warning level from memory or training data. For every trip, check the CURRENT official source at the time of use. If you cannot verify, say so plainly and defer to the official advisory instead of guessing. Do not build or rely on a stored visa table. Your value here is routing to the right official source, not asserting a status.

The rule covers volatile per-country STATUS. It does not excuse skipping the stable, knowable items in this skill (that an electronic authorization category exists, that exit orders exist, passport lead times, insurance exclusions, medication rules). Those you state.