What problem does it solve? Israeli public-company filings are written in Hebrew, follow Israel-specific reporting rules (IFRS since 2008, Bank of Israel directives for banks, small-corporation reliefs), and are split across the Magna filing system and the MAYA public viewer, making them hard for analysts and AI agents to navigate and interpret correctly. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Filing Navigation: Explains report types and deadlines (annual/periodic, quarterly, half-yearly, immediate, shelf prospectus) and the difference between Magna (filer-side) and MAYA (public viewer). - Regulatory Grounding: Covers Companies Law sections 171/172/267-275, dual-listed Chapter E3 disclosure, auditor opinion grades (ICPAS 700/705), going-concern emphasis (706/570), and Key Audit Matters (701). - Hebrew Terminology Support: Ships a searchable Hebrew-English financial glossary script and a terminology reference for balance sheets, income statements, and MAYA filing types. - Use Case: Ask for an analysis of Strauss Group's latest annual report from MAYA and receive a structured breakdown of revenue, profit, notes (Biurim), and auditor opinion in context. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to analyze the latest annual report of a TASE-listed company from MAYA and summarize its key financials and auditor opinion.