Arbitration
Can the arbitrator issue interim relief?
The Arbitration Law does not expressly grant arbitrators power to issue interim relief, though institutional rules (ICCA, ICC) generally do. In practice, parties needing urgent interim relief (attachment orders, injunctions) typically apply to the District Court. The court retains jurisdiction to grant interim relief in aid of arbitration even after proceedings have commenced.
From the full guide: The Arbitration Process in Israel — Step by Step
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