What happens to an Israeli salary garnishment if the debtor changes jobs?

A salary attachment order is issued to a specific employer by name. If the debtor changes employers, the order against the former employer lapses automatically, since that employer no longer pays the debtor. The creditor must identify the new employer — through an updated asset declaration or their own investigation — and obtain a fresh garnishment order directed at the new employer. This is one reason why pursuing simultaneous bank account attachment is advisable: bank orders follow the account, not the employer, so incoming salary deposits from the new job can still be captured.