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Sorry no one has replied to you in all this time, but all I can provide is a generic answer.
You didn't say WHERE you purchased the PC, and that is important.
PCs made for use in the U.S. only run of 110. But, PCs made for international use have a switch located on the back to choose between 110 and 220. If your has such a switch, then set it to 220.
The other issue is the plug configuration -- as different countries used different plugs for the wall jack. If your plug does not fit properly with the jacks in Israel, then you will have to buy an adapter to allow you to plug into the wall.
I am a volunteer and I do not work for, nor represent, HP
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