The online space is a platform for self-expression and representation, serving as a social and political arena.
We buy and sell, work and are exposed through it today more than ever before.
As such, there is a responsibility to provide the public with a browsing experience that is as easy and enjoyable as possible.
We invest significant resources in making this website accessible, in order to enable a quality browsing experience for the entire population, and particularly for people with disabilities.
The guiding principle behind our actions is human dignity and liberty, which are fundamental values in Israeli society, as we are all equal in rights and in essence.
Use of the Accessibility Component
This site implements the enable accessibility plugin, which helps make the website accessible to people with disabilities.
The website complies, as far as possible, with the requirements of the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Regulations (Accessibility Adjustments for Service), 2013.
An accessibility menu is displayed on the site. Clicking the accessibility button opens the menu containing accessibility options. After selecting an item in the menu, please wait for the page to finish loading.
The software works with the popular browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Explorer 10+, Safari, Opera.
User Guide – Accessibility Menu
The menu includes, among others, the following options:
Button for adapting the site and its tags for assistive devices and technologies used by people with disabilities
Button for enabling keyboard navigation between links on the site
Button for disabling flashing and/or moving elements on the screen
Button for enabling monochrome (black and white) mode for color-blind users
Sepia (brown tone) button
High contrast mode button
Black and yellow contrast button
Invert colors button
Button that clearly highlights all heading tags on the site
Button that clearly highlights all links on the site
Button that displays the alternative text (alt) of all images on mouse hover
Button that shows a fixed description of images on the site
Button to disable the readable font
Button to increase font size on the site
Button to decrease font size on the site
Button to enlarge the entire display to approx. 200%
Button to reduce the entire display to approx. 70%
Button to enlarge the mouse cursor
Button to enlarge the mouse cursor and change its color to black
“Reading mode” button for the site
Button that displays the accessibility statement
Reset button that cancels all accessibility settings
Button to send accessibility feedback
Button to change the language of the toolbar and the accessibility statement accordingly
The accessibility toolbar includes two types of zoom for your convenience.
If you wish to enlarge the text even further, you can also use the following keyboard functions:
Esc – opens and closes the accessibility toolbar
Ctrl + – increases the text size on the site
Ctrl – – decreases the text size on the site
Ctrl 0 – returns the site to its original size
Space bar (SPACE) – scrolls the page down
F11 – switches to full-screen mode; pressing again returns to normal view
Clarification
We are committed to making our website accessible to all people, with and without disabilities.
On this site you can find technology adapted to your needs.
This website is, for the most part and to the greatest extent possible, usable by the general population.
It is possible that you may encounter elements that are not yet accessible, either because they have not yet been adapted or because no suitable technology has been found. Nevertheless, we assure you that we are making every effort to improve and reach a high, uncompromising level of accessibility.
If you encounter any difficulty while browsing the site or viewing its content, we apologize in advance and would greatly appreciate it if you would bring the matter to our attention.
Use of Third-Party Components and Websites
When third-party components or websites are used on the site – such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, external chats, and others that are not under our control – this may present challenges in using the site for people with disabilities, which we may not be able to resolve.
Below are some examples of accessibility policies on third-party websites: