The policy and routine of the Israeli Protocol are intended to simplify the lives of the diplomatic community serving in Israel within the rules, but without undue rigidness and formality. This guide tries to provide an overall view of the procedures and provisions in force. Hopefully, it will serve as a tool of reference in dealing with daily routine problems, as well as facilitating the stay of the diplomatic, consular, and international organizations community in Israel, by answering the most frequently asked questions, and enabling its members to serve their countries and organizations.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Protocol
Chapter 3: Heads of Diplomatic Missions
Chapter 4: Mission Personnel
Chapter 5: Immunity
Chapter 6: Identity Cards
Chapter 7: Airport Passes
Chapter 8: Motor Vehicles
Chapter 9: Visas
Chapter 10: Taxation
Chapter 11: Honorary Consular Posts
Chapter 12: Police, Security, Emergency, Premises Protection
Chapter 13: Premises
Chapter 14: Firearms
Chapter 15: Military Aircraft - OverflightsandLandings; Naval Vessels - Visit - Diplomatic Clearance
Chapter 16: Prohibited and Limited Imports and Exports
Appendix
- UN Convention on UN immunities and privileges, 1946
- Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, 1963
- Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, 1961