tags. Use Hebrew text.
Note: "Clarity Act" - I'll keep as "חוק הבהירות" (Clarity Act) or maybe "חוק הקלריטי"? Better to translate as "חוק הבהירות" since it's a name. But original name is "Clarity Act" - in Hebrew news, they often keep the English name or translate. I'll use "חוק הבהירות" and add "Clarity Act" in parentheses? The requirement says keep proper nouns in original form. "Clarity Act" is a proper noun (name of legislation). So I should keep it as "Clarity Act" in Hebrew text? That would be odd. Usually in Hebrew articles, they write the English name in parentheses or use a translation. The instruction says "Keep proper nouns (names, company names) in original form" - so "Clarity Act" should remain as is. But then the Hebrew text would have English words.
