Frequently Asked Questions About Claims Against the Ministry of Defense

A claim against the Ministry of Defense is a complex legal process that arises following physical injury or damage resulting from actions of the security forces or victims of hostile acts. Victims have statutory rights to compensation, but the process involves multiple legal stages, complex legal arguments, and determination of compensation amounts based on a medical committee's assessment.

On this page, our attorneys with 18 years of experience representing tort claimants explain the most frequently asked questions about claims against the Ministry of Defense — from basic rights through legal procedure, national insurance compensation, and the necessary steps to file a successful claim. Each answer is based on direct experience representing victims and established case law in Israel.

Why Choose Mandelbaums, Gur, Witzman-Gur & Co. to Represent You in a Claim Against the Ministry of Defense?

Our firm has 18 years of experience representing claimants in tort cases, including claims against the Ministry of Defense. We specialize in representing claimants only — this means we work exclusively for injured parties, not for public entities or insurance companies. This creates a clear conflict of interest protection and ensures that we are dedicated to our client's benefit.

In each case, we conduct an in-depth investigation of the facts, we collect evidence, we advise you at every stage of the proceedings, and we negotiate on your behalf with the Ministry of Defense and the court. We understand that a claim against the Ministry of Defense is a complex and sometimes frustrating process, and that is why we are here to guide you at every step.

Our first meeting is free of charge, so you can understand your situation, your rights, and the next steps, without any financial commitment. We are located in Ramat Gan, but we serve clients throughout Israel.