Ask Lebara to keep Israel in free international call plan
The Issue
Recently, I was disheartened to learn that Lebara plans to remove Israel from the list of countries included in their free international calls under all contracts. This decision affects me personally, as I have family living in Israel, and frequent communication with them is vital for maintaining our close relationship.
For many, like myself, the ability to make international calls to Israel without additional charges was a significant factor in choosing Lebara as our mobile service provider. Removing this benefit not only undermines our trust in Lebara’s advertised promises but also imposes financial burdens on countless customers who rely on these connections for personal, familial, and even business reasons.
Across the globe, families depend on affordable communication options to stay connected with their loved ones. According to the Pew Research Center, the global immigrant population reached 272 million in 2020, illustrating the widespread need for international communication. Many of these individuals, scattered around the world, rely heavily on affordable options such as Lebara’s international call plans.
Removing Israel from this plan disproportionately affects a segment of customers who, like me, choose Lebara for its affordability and international reach. It's crucial for service providers to consider the impact such changes have on their diverse customer base and strive to offer solutions that accommodate everyone's needs.
Lebara can take several steps to address these concerns: first, by retaining Israel in their free call plans, and second, if changes are unavoidable, by offering alternative packages at reasonable rates tailored to customers affected by such changes. They could also engage with their customers to better understand their needs and preferences before implementing major changes.
Let's urge Lebara to reconsider their decision and continue supporting seamless and affordable communication for everyone who calls Israel. Sign this petition to show your support and help keep our connections strong!
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The Issue
Recently, I was disheartened to learn that Lebara plans to remove Israel from the list of countries included in their free international calls under all contracts. This decision affects me personally, as I have family living in Israel, and frequent communication with them is vital for maintaining our close relationship.
For many, like myself, the ability to make international calls to Israel without additional charges was a significant factor in choosing Lebara as our mobile service provider. Removing this benefit not only undermines our trust in Lebara’s advertised promises but also imposes financial burdens on countless customers who rely on these connections for personal, familial, and even business reasons.
Across the globe, families depend on affordable communication options to stay connected with their loved ones. According to the Pew Research Center, the global immigrant population reached 272 million in 2020, illustrating the widespread need for international communication. Many of these individuals, scattered around the world, rely heavily on affordable options such as Lebara’s international call plans.
Removing Israel from this plan disproportionately affects a segment of customers who, like me, choose Lebara for its affordability and international reach. It's crucial for service providers to consider the impact such changes have on their diverse customer base and strive to offer solutions that accommodate everyone's needs.
Lebara can take several steps to address these concerns: first, by retaining Israel in their free call plans, and second, if changes are unavoidable, by offering alternative packages at reasonable rates tailored to customers affected by such changes. They could also engage with their customers to better understand their needs and preferences before implementing major changes.
Let's urge Lebara to reconsider their decision and continue supporting seamless and affordable communication for everyone who calls Israel. Sign this petition to show your support and help keep our connections strong!
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Petition created on 18 September 2026