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Israel: the trust law and the Hekdesh deed

Alon Kaplan, Lyat Eyal & Meytal Liberman

Trusts & Trustees

30 June 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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MEYTAL LIBERMAN, Advocate

Trusts and intergenerational transfers of assets.


Trusts | Wills and Inheritance | Enduring Power of Attorney | Prenuptial and Joint Life Agreements | Transactions of Assets

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