The "Rising Lion War" began with a storm, and alongside the impressive achievements of our pilots in the Persian Gulf, the home front is once again on the frontlines and taking significant hits. Fatal strikes are causing building collapses, complete destruction, and unfortunately also casualties both physical and psychological.
In light of the complex situation, we have opened a special section on the agency's website that consolidates important and critical information for you regarding the operation's impact on Israel's construction industry. Read here, for example, how to care for a construction site that is not operating, what happens if a site is damaged, how the security situation relates to earthquake preparedness, and what role urban renewal plays in all of this scenario.
The articles were written by the agency's top insurance experts, Itzik Simon and others, drawing on our extensive experience in complex security situations.
We will continue to upload additional updated materials as the situation develops.
Recommended reading - Guidelines for safe behavior at active construction sites during the "Kelbia War" - Update No. 1
Rising-Lion War
Add a Title
Add a Title
Eligibility for Compensation Under the Wartime Property Tax Law:
Types of Damages, Conditions, and Preparation for Filing Claims for Construction Sites and Businesses in General
Jun 23, 2025
In times of emergency and war, which unfortunately frequently afflict our country, businesses in Israel suffer direct and indirect damage, and sometimes even a complete shutdown of business activity .
Coverage for war and hostilities damages in home insurance – what do you really deserve, and what extensions can you purchase?
Jun 22, 2025
Many apartment owners in Israel discover in the moment of truth what they were not told in advance: The standard apartment insurance policy in Israel – structure and contents – does not cover damage caused as a result of war.
Damage to construction sites during war due to rocket attacks: rights of contractors and developers and recommendations for proper conduct
Jun 16, 2025
In the current security situation in Israel, contractors and developers might well face a predicament if a construction site is damaged by an act of war. This is especially relevant since the government has now declared a state of emergency and so damage by rocket attacks from Iran is automatically considered to be war damage. The ramifications of this on contractors and developers, the project insurance, the rights of residents in National Outline Plan 38 projects and the relations with the authorities are complicated and need to be addressed wisely, responsibly and with compassion.
Important documents
