Live Israeli data in your site
Shabbat times, holidays, Home Front Command alerts and exchange rates — with no key and no outside service.
During a build you can ask for things like “say whether the business is open right now, based on when Shabbat starts in Tel Aviv” or “show the dollar rate on the price-list page”. These are the four sources the system can fetch:
- Shabbat times and open/closed status by city — from Hebcal
- The holidays coming up, and which of them are days off — from Hebcal
- Active alerts — Home Front Command
- Official exchange rates — Bank of Israel
Why this works without you doing anything
A built site cannot call any external address — that is a security setting of its own, not a temporary limit. It calls us, and we call the source. So your site holds no key, and there is no key in it to steal.
How fresh the data is
The calendar is cached for a day, exchange rates for six hours. Alerts are cached for thirty seconds only, and are never served from a stale copy — “no alerts” out of an expired cache is false calm, so in that case the site says the information is unavailable.
The source is shown next to the data. The data belongs to the bodies that published it, and we read their original API rather than somebody's wrapper around it.