A passenger flying abroad may, upon his return to Israel, bring in goods which he has purchased abroad or in duty free stores at the airport and provided that the value of said goods does not exceed $200. The goods will also be limited to 1 liter of alcohol and 2 liters of wine, 250 ml of perfume - these items will be tax-exempt.
Entry and exit to and from the country with a sum of money exceeding 50,000 NIS requires a declaration of entry at the entrance to the country (filed at the crossing on the red route), and departure from the country at the customs counter located in the exit hall to the left of the border checkpoints.
In any case, the items that are exempt from customs and the amount of money required for the declaration are those that are listed and updated from time to time on the customs website.