Israeli AI Compliance Kit
Trusted88/100Guide Israeli ML teams through the AI governance and compliance stack: Ministry of Innovation December 2023 AI policy principles, Privacy Protection Law (PPL) and Amendment 13 applied to ML training data, sector-specific rules (Bank of Israel Directive 364, Ministry of Health AMAR medical-device AI), and EU AI Act exposure for Israeli exporters. Generates model cards, data statements, and DPIA templates tailored to Israeli context. Use when preparing AI governance docs, answering an enterprise customer's AI risk review, classifying a system under the EU AI Act, or building an internal responsible-AI checklist. Prevents costly compliance gaps when shipping AI to regulated markets. Do NOT use for general PPL policy (use israeli-privacy-shield), web app security (use israeli-appsec-scanner), or SOC/threat triage (use israeli-cybersecurity-ops).
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Israeli ML teams shipping AI products face a fragmented compliance landscape: voluntary principles from the Ministry of Innovation, the Privacy Protection Law with Amendment 13 in force since August 14, 2025, sector regulators each drafting their own AI guidance, and the EU AI Act rolling out in staggered phases through 2027 that reach anyone selling into Europe. Most teams discover these requirements mid-procurement when an enterprise customer demands a model card, data statement, and DPIA. There is no unified checklist or template set tailored to the Israeli regulatory context.
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When to Apply
- When an enterprise customer requests AI risk review documents (model card, data statement, DPIA)
- When classifying a system under the EU AI Act before entering the EU market
- When building a financial ML system that must align with BoI Directive 364
- When preparing medical-device AI for Ministry of Health AMAR review
- When building an internal AI governance checklist aligned to MoI ethical principles
Try These Prompts
An enterprise customer asked for a model card for our Hebrew summarization API. Draft one with Israeli-context fields (PPL registration, Amendment 13 DPO, MoI 2023 principles alignment, sector regulator applicability).
I want to sell a credit-scoring model to a German bank. Walk me through the EU AI Act decision tree and tell me if it is high-risk and what my obligations are as an Israeli provider.
We are building a customer support chatbot that processes Hebrew conversations. Draft a DPIA aligned to PPL and Amendment 13 which takes effect August 2025.
A banking customer asked us to comply with Directive 361. Explain that 361 was consolidated into Directive 364 and help me draft a clean reply with the right reference.
Frequently Asked Questions
Changelog
Refreshed for February 2026 PPA binding consent opinion (social-media scraping is not informed consent for AI training). Updated EU AI Act Omnibus timeline (June/July 2026 adoption expected). Added NIST IR 8596 Cyber AI Profile (Dec 2025 draft) and AI in Critical Infrastructure concept (April 2026). Added Israel National Program for AI (May 2025) and US-Israel AI Strategic Partnership (January 2026).
May 20, 2026
Updated the EU AI Act timeline for the May 2026 Digital Omnibus agreement (high-risk obligations postponed to December 2027), and reframed the PPA AI guidance as an operative compliance standard.
May 14, 2026
Amendment 13 to the Privacy Protection Law in force since August 2025, refreshed EU AI Act timeline (GPAI in force, high-risk obligations in Feb/Aug 2026), added EU GPAI Code of Practice, ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF, and MoI AI Policy Coordination Center context.
Apr 24, 2026
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