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Article
Managing a family business upon loss of legal capacity in Israel: enduring power of attorney or a trust?
Meytal Liberman

6/1/2026
The article examines the strategic and legal frameworks for maintaining family business operations when a key stakeholder loses legal capacity. By analyzing the interplay between Enduring Powers of Attorney (OPA) and Trust structures under Israeli law, it highlights the distinct corporate and statutory challenges faced by sole proprietors, partners, shareholders, and directors—offering practical guidance on integrating these instruments into a comprehensive succession plan
מאמר
נאמנות ככלי משלים לייפוי כוח מתמשך בעניינים רכושיים (חלק ג')
מיטל ליברמן

2/8/2023
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Israel: trusts and succession
Alon Kaplan, Lyat Eyal & Meytal Liberman

7/5/2020
The Israeli Foundation refers to the legal structure of an Israeli private trust, created in combination with an underlying company to hold the trust assets. This article will focus on this structure, as well as on the creation of the Israeli private trust by way of a deed (Hekdesh) or by way of a contract. The article will continue by looking into the Israeli real estate trust, which is commonly created by a contract, and finally the article will explore the inheritance procedure in Israel and the issues arising from the conflict between the Trust Law, the Contracts Law, the Succession Law and the Gift Law.
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Israel: the trust law and the Hekdesh deed
Alon Kaplan, Lyat Eyal & Meytal Liberman

6/30/2019
This article will review the provisions of the Israeli Trust Law, 1979, as they refer to the trust settled by Hekdesh deed, a legal structure with certain similarities to foundations in some foreign jurisdictions. The Israeli trust is not a separate legal entity thereby requiring an underlying company in various circumstances. The Hekdesh together with the underlying company are referred to in this article as the ‘Israeli Foundation’.
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Establishing a Foreign-Owned Business in Israel
Alon Kaplan & Meytal Liberman

12/31/2017
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