Accessibility Statement
Website accessibility statement:
Life Zone invests considerable effort in making our website accessible, and we see equal service to all our visitors, including people with disabilities, as a matter of the highest importance. According to Central Bureau of Statistics figures, more than 1,600,000 people in Israel live with disabilities of varying degrees. Our company regards making its website accessible to people with disabilities as a priority. An accessible website improves comfort and ease of use for people with disabilities. This is a translation provided for convenience; in the event of any discrepancy, the Hebrew version prevails.
Website accessibility helps the following groups:
People with visual impairments, from total blindness through low vision and color blindness to those who wear glasses.
People with physical disabilities, including motor difficulties in the hands that make using a mouse harder.
People with hearing impairments who need subtitles when watching video.
People with other difficulties such as reading difficulties, comprehension difficulties, learning disabilities and more.
There is no doubt that the consumption of information online is growing at a remarkable pace in every part of our lives. An accessible website helps people with disabilities, and other audiences too, to browse and to obtain information and services.
This site uses an accessibility widget that allows display adjustments: enlarging and reducing text, high contrast, grayscale, highlighted links, a readable font, line spacing and stopping animations. It is intended to help make the website accessible in accordance with the Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities Regulations (Service Accessibility Adjustments), 5773-2013, with Israeli Standard SI 5568 on web content accessibility, and with the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0, level AA.
The site was made accessible both in code and through a dedicated accessibility menu embedded in the site.
Below is a description of some of the steps taken to make the site accessible:
Accessibility menu: at the top of every page you will find an accessibility menu that allows you to:
– Screen-reader compatibility.
– Keyboard navigation.
– Blocking flashing and animation to prevent distraction.
– Monochrome display.
– Dark contrast.
– Light contrast.
– Increase or decrease font size.
– Readable font.
– Large white or black cursor.
– Increase or decrease screen size.
– Highlight links and headings.
– Alternative text for images.
– Skip straight to page content, the main menu and search, using the keyboard.
All actions on the site can be performed using the keyboard, as follows:
To move between links: pressing Tab moves to the next link and pressing Enter activates it. Pressing Shift-Tab moves to the previous link.
To enlarge or reduce the screen: pressing Ctrl and + enlarges the display; pressing Ctrl and - reduces it.
Accessibility limitations and inquiries:
This is a dynamic site that includes various content-entry systems operating on a WYSIWYG basis. It is possible that certain parts of dynamic content pages contain elements that the accessibility widget could not fully make accessible, and that intervention in the site’s code would be required.
We continue to invest considerable effort in the site’s accessibility. Even so, parts of the site that are not yet accessible may come to light. If you encounter a problem, or have a comment or a question, we would be glad if you wrote to us so that we can put it right as soon as possible. The site may also display content from other sites that have not yet been made accessible, and we cannot be responsible for third-party content, but we would be glad to receive your comments and to bring the matter to those third parties’ attention.
Inquiries about accessibility on our website, questions, clarifications and further suggestions can be sent to us through the contact form on our site. The developer’s contact details will be published soon.
This accessibility statement is correct as of 10.10.2026
You can view the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0:
In Hebrew: https://www.w3c.org.il/guidelines/guidelines_WCAG_2.0.html
In English: https://www.w3.org/TR/2008/REC-WCAG20-20081211
