The effect of the Israeli Basic Law on human dignity and freedom on the use of incriminating evidence in Israeli courts

Is there a place for a distinction between immunity from self-incrimination based on oral answers to questions asked by a person, and immunity from self-incrimination related to the delivery of documents held in a person's hand? Value considerations should be preferred over the assessment of the truth and its discovery, provided that these considerations are expressly fixed in the law, according to th provision of the Basic Law on Human Dignity and Freedom if a person's body is searched.