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Privacy Policy

Asaf Arazi-Bitton, Attorney-at-Law
Last Updated: 27 November 2025

1. General Provisions and Consent to the Policy

Arazi Advocates (trade name) or Asaf Arazi-Bitton, Attorney-at-Law (a registered sole practitioner / registered business in Israel Bar Association and Israel Taxes Authority) (hereinafter: “The Office” or the “Business”) respects your privacy and is committed to protecting the personal information collected about you on this website (hereinafter: the “Website”). This Privacy Policy details the manner in which we collect, use, store, and process personal information, and it is drafted in accordance with the Israeli Privacy Protection Law, 1981, and Amendment No. 13 to the Law (hereinafter: the “”Law”).

Use of the Website and/or the services offered by the Office constitutes the user’s consent to this Privacy Policy and to the storage and management of his/her personal information within the Office’s databases.

2. Details of the Database Controller and the Nature of the Information

2.1 Details of the Controller

The controller of the database, responsible for determining the purposes of its data processing, is the owner of the Office:

  • Name: Asaf Arazi-Bitton, Attorney-at-Law (hereinafter: the “Office Owner”)
  • Address: Yegia Kapayim 15, Ramat Hasharon
  • Telephone: +972-54-4716332
  • Email: asaf@arazi-adv.com

For any matter regarding privacy protection, you may contact the Office Owner directly.

2.2 Definition of Personal Information

“Personal Information” means any data relating to an identified or identifiable individual. An identifiable individual is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, by reasonable effort, including via an identifier such as a name, ID number, biometric identifier, location data, online identifier, or one or more factors relating to physical, health, economic, social, or cultural characteristics.

2.3 Types of Information Collected

We collect information from several sources:

  • Information Provided by the User (Active Collection): Voluntary information provided when filling out a contact form or through direct communication, including phone, WhatsApp, Facebook, and similar channels. This includes: identification and contact details (full name, phone number, email address), and the content of the inquiry or request.
    Please note that use of WhatsApp is subject to the privacy policy of that independent service.
  • Technical Information Collected Automatically (Passive Collection): Statistical and/or aggregated data that does not personally identify you and is not stored together with your personal details. This includes: IP address, browser type and operating system, approximate geographic location, usage data, browsing data (pages viewed, actions taken, browsing times, and traffic patterns).

3. Purposes of Use and Processing of Personal Information (Duty to Inform)

The Office collects and processes personal information solely for specific, explicit, and legitimate purposes:

3.1 Website Operation and Service Provision

Ensuring the proper functioning of the Website, its administration, responding to user inquiries, and providing support and assistance with requests or complaints.

3.2 Management and Improvement

Enhancing user experience, analyzing statistical and aggregated data to improve services, and tailoring content and advertisements displayed on the Website.

3.3 Marketing and Registration

Registration for newsletters and for certain programs or services offered by the Office.

3.4 Compliance with Legal Obligations

Fulfilling legal duties, enforcing the Terms of Use and this Privacy Policy, and complying with court orders and instructions issued by authorized authorities.

For the avoidance of doubt, the provision of personal information is voluntary and based on your consent; no legal obligation requires you to provide it. If you choose not to provide required information (e.g., contact details in a form), the Office may be unable to provide you with certain services or responses.

Regarding direct marketing, the Office does not send advertising material without the user’s prior consent, and allows removal from mailing lists at any time via a dedicated link or by contacting the Office. The Office does not transfer contact details to third-party mailing lists.

4. Transfer of Information to Third Parties (Processors)

The Office will not transfer or disclose personal information to third parties except as described in this Policy. Any transfer will include only relevant information necessary for the stated purposes and will be carried out proportionately.

Information may be transferred in the following cases:

  • Service Providers (Processors): Third parties providing essential services to the Office, such as website hosting, IT system maintenance, data storage, website development, advertising and marketing services (e.g., Google, Meta). Any external party processing information for the controller is considered a “processor” and must maintain confidentiality and comply with data security regulations.
  • Professional Advisors: External lawyers and other professional consultants as required for service provision or office management, subject to the ethical rules of the Israeli Bar Association.
  • Legal Requirement: Where the Office receives a judicial order and/or a lawful request from an authorized authority requiring disclosure.
  • Legal Proceedings: In any dispute, claim, or suspicion of unlawful acts committed by the user, or actions that harm or may harm the Office or third parties.
  • Structural Change: If the Office reorganizes its operations within another entity, including by merger or change of ownership, provided the receiving entity assumes the obligations of this Privacy Policy.
  • Anonymous Information: For sharing aggregated, statistical, and anonymous information with third parties. The Office will not knowingly disclose identifiable information without user consent.
  • Upon Explicit User Request.
  • Cross-Border Processing: Should information be stored or processed outside Israel, this will be done in compliance with applicable law and subject to appropriate safeguards ensuring adequate data protection.

5. Data Security and Liability

The Office implements technical and physical measures to protect personal information in accordance with accepted standards and the Privacy Protection Regulations (Data Security). Both the controller and processors are responsible for securing the data under their control.

However, electronic storage and transfer of information can never be completely secure. The Office does not guarantee absolute protection against unauthorized access. If you have reason to believe that data transfer to the Office is no longer secure, you are requested to notify us at the email address provided in this Policy.

5.1 Limitation of Liability

Subject to the provisions of the Privacy Protection Law, 1981, and any regulations enacted thereunder, the Firm and anyone acting on its behalf shall bear no liability and shall be exempt from any responsibility for any damage, loss, or expense of any kind whatsoever, whether direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential, incurred or that may be incurred by users and/or any third party, in connection with or related to the collection of information, its use, its transfer to third parties, its retention, and its security.

5.2 Data Retention Period

The Office retains personal information for the period necessary to fulfill the purposes detailed in this Policy, unless a longer retention period is required or permitted by law.

Without derogating from the above:

  • Information provided in general inquiries will be retained for up to 7 years from the last inquiry;
  • Client-related information will be retained in accordance with the legal and ethical obligations applicable to attorneys;
  • Information used for direct marketing will be retained until the user requests removal or as required under law.

6. Data Subject Rights (Access, Correction, Deletion)

Under the Privacy Protection Law and Amendment 13, you are entitled to the following rights:

6.1 Right of Access (Section 13)

You may review your personal information stored in the database, either directly or through an authorized representative.

6.2 Right to Correction or Deletion (Section 14)

If, after reviewing the information, you find it to be incorrect, incomplete, unclear, or outdated, you may request correction or deletion.

6.3 Right to Object to Use (Section 17F)

You may object to the use of your information for purposes not essential to service provision and may request that your details not be retained for future contact, including removal from direct marketing lists.

6.4 Right to Data Portability

To the extent that such rights are expressly regulated under Israeli law and subject to legal limitations, you may request receipt of your personal information in a machine-readable format or request its transfer to another party.

To exercise these rights, contact the Office Owner in writing at: asaf@arazi-adv.com

If the Office refuses your request for access, correction, or deletion, it must notify you. You may appeal such refusal.

7. Changes to the Policy, Governing Law, and Jurisdiction

7.1 Changes to the Policy

The Office may, at its sole discretion, amend or update this Privacy Policy from time to time due to legal (including legislative) changes, technological changes, or business considerations. The updated policy published on the Website will be binding on the user.

7.2 Governing Law and Jurisdiction

This Policy shall be governed by the laws of the State of Israel. Exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute or claim arising in connection with the Website or this Privacy Policy shall be vested in the competent courts of Tel Aviv–Jaffa.