Israel Fine Checker
Community64/100Checks Israeli parking and traffic fines through doh.co.il with a Hebrew intake prompt, Rashut mapping, and packaging for Codex, Claude Code, and Skills IL.
Trust score 64/100 (Community) · 115+ installs
Checking parking and traffic fines across Israeli municipalities means navigating different sites, remembering authority codes, and re-entering teudat zehut and plate numbers each time. This skill collects the inputs in Hebrew, resolves the right Rashut, and runs the lookup against doh.co.il automatically.
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- 4. Start a new conversation. The skill will activate automatically when relevant.
When to Apply
- When a user asks whether they have open fines on a vehicle
- When you need to check fines across multiple local authorities
- When you want a Hebrew intake prompt for teudat zehut, plate, and authority
- When you need to map a Hebrew authority name to a numeric Rashut code before calling the API
- When you want to run the flow via CLI, a local API, or MCP
Try These Prompts
Check if I have any parking fines in Ramat Gan municipality. Teudat zehut 123456789, plate 1234567.
Prepare a Hebrew intake prompt I can send to a user to collect teudat zehut, plate number, and authority name.
I know the authority name in Hebrew , "Herzliya Municipality". What is the corresponding Rashut code for the doh.co.il lookup?
I'm using an MCP-capable client. Explain how to connect the skill and use the check_fines tool.
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