Body language, Dress Code & Weather

Israelis are vivacious, direct, and occasionally boisterous. Hand gestures are frequently used. Hugging, touching, and kissing are quite popular. The customary greeting is a handshake. In comparison to North America and Europe, personal space is much smaller in Israel. Israelis will touch your arm or shoulder while you're talking. Always smile; Israelis enjoy positive energy and are prone to responding to a positive, tranquil environment. Always be happy.

The dress code is informal and laid back. The climate in Israel is really pleasant. Winter is not particularly long or chilly. The heat of the summer. Autumn and springtime are ideal. Suits are not frequently worn; they are typically seen at formal gatherings, conferences, and legal offices. It is advised to check the dress code for the specific company you are visiting if you are traveling for business (it may be casual or business casual). If you're a visitor, have fun, unwind, and come.