I don't really know, I'm guessing, but if it is your paper and tables / figures you've published, what is wrong with putting these on your own website, I don't see the problem

Dear Deborah,

It depends on the contract that you signed, or that you agree with the publishing your article. Patents are the primary source of information and, after publication of the patent in the Official Gazette, these patents are the state of the art technology to which the whole world has access. So, after quoting correctly, images from your patent can be used anywhere. On the contrary, some articles are published and appreciated for the public only for a fee. For this reason, may be it is not in the interest of the publisher to let you publish the article free of charge elsewhere. But what you can use is an abstract and a picture from the abstract.

bro hopefully if you got the answer then tell me how to get the permission

Alon Hendel