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| Victims of Hostilities - Conditions of entitlement |
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 You are Israeli resident (whether the injury occurred in Israel or in the territories of Judea, Samaria and Gaza, or outside of Israel).
You are an Israeli citizen and have sustained an injury that occurred in Israel or in the territories of Judea, Samaria and Gaza.
You are an Israeli citizen and less than a year has passed since the time you ceased to be an Israeli resident and were injured outside of Israel.
You do not have Israeli citizenship, but you entered Israel legally under the Entry into Israel Law, or you do not require a visa (such as those with diplomatic passports or tourists from a country with which Israel has a visa exemption, etc.) - and you were injured within the territory of the State of Israel or in the territories of Judea, Samaria and the Gaza strip.
You are a resident of the territories with an Israeli identity card and were injured within the area of the Green Line.
You are a resident of the territories and you have an entry permit from the IDF commander in the region and you were injured within the area of the Green Line.
You are a foreign resident and were injured during, and as a result of, your work abroad for an Israeli employer.
If you were injured in hostilities abroad, and you are entitled to compensation under the laws of the country in which you were injured or the country in which you are a resident, you are not entitled to benefits under the Benefits for Victims of Hostilities Law.
Israeli embassies and consulates around the world, various diplomatic missions and the following Israeli companies operating abroad, are deemed an “employer”.
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