Freedom of Information Law | Bar-Ilan University
The Freedom of Information Law, enacted by the Israeli Knesset in May 1998, came into force in May 1999. The Law stipulates that every Israeli citizen or resident has the right to receive information from a public authority, subject to the exceptions specified therein, which are intended to strike a balance between the freedom of information and various rights and interests such as protection of information, the protection of privacy, professional and trade secrets etc.
Application Submission and Payment
It is recommended to submit applications for information under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law via the Hebrew online form. However, it is also possible to send to the address below.
There is a fee for submitting a Freedom of Information application, as is specified in the Freedom of Information Regulations (Fees).
Payment of the application fee and the handling and processing fees can be made by the following methods:
Bank Transfer to Account #437880, Mizrahi-Tefahot Bank (20), Branch 414, to credit Bar-Ilan University, for Application Fee according to the Freedom of information Law”
Bank Check to the order of Bar-Ilan University, attached to the application
In certain cases the fee will be waived according to Regulation 6 of the Fee Regulations.
For more information, contact:
Noa Ben-Dov
Chief Assistant to the Deputy Director General of Human Resources
and Supervisor, Implementation of Freedom of Information Law
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 972-3-5318522 / 7652
Fax: 972-3-7384167