Debt Collection

Can I freeze the debtor's Israeli assets before I have a judgment?

Yes. An asset attachment order (Tsav Ikul) can be obtained from the court as an interim measure to prevent the debtor from dissipating assets before a judgment is entered. You must show a reasonable likelihood of success on the merits and a real risk of asset dissipation.

From the full guide: Debt Collection in Israel: A Guide for Foreign Creditors


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