Inheritance & Probate

Can I write my Israeli will in English?

Q: Can I write my Israeli will in English?

Yes. There is no requirement that an Israeli will be written in Hebrew. An English-language will is valid if it meets the formal requirements of one of the four types. A certified Hebrew translation will be required when applying for probate.

      Yes. There is no requirement that an Israeli will be written in Hebrew. An English-language will is valid if it meets the formal requirements of one of the four types. A certified Hebrew translation will be required when applying for probate.
    

From the full guide: Israeli Will Requirements: How to Write a Valid Will in Israel

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