Does Israel observe daylight saving time?

Yes. The next change in Asia/Jerusalem falls on Sun, Oct 25, 2026, when clocks go back to UTC+2.

Which cities in Israel are covered?

106 cities in Israel, each with its own page showing live local time, its IANA zone and UTC offset, the next daylight-saving change, and today's sunrise and sunset. This page links to every one of them.

Current local time in Israel

One time zone, 106 cities listed

Israel keeps a single time zone, Asia/Jerusalem: Israel Standard Time (IST, UTC+2) in winter and Israel Daylight Time (IDT, UTC+3) in summer.

Every clock below is computed in your browser from the IANA time zone database, so the offsets reflect the daylight-saving rules in force today rather than a value written down once and left to rot.

Map of time in Israel

The shaded side of the map is in night right now. Hover or tap a dot for its local time.

Israel time zones and current offsets

Time zones used in Israel, with the current local time, UTC offset and daylight-saving status of each.
IANA zone	Local time now	UTC offset	Daylight saving	Largest city
Asia/Jerusalem	05:02 PM	UTC+3	Observed	Jerusalem

Converting a specific time into Israel? Use the converter, or find an hour that works across both ends of the call.

Local time by city in Israel

106 cities, largest first. Each links to a live clock with that city's own zone, sun times and daylight-saving dates — matched to the city rather than assumed from the country.

JerusalemUTC+3 Tel AvivUTC+3 West JerusalemUTC+3 HaifaUTC+3 Rishon LeTsiyyonUTC+3 Petaẖ TiqvaUTC+3 NetanyaUTC+3 AshdodUTC+3 Bnei BrakUTC+3 H̱olonUTC+3 BeershebaUTC+3 Ramat GanUTC+3 ReẖovotUTC+3 AshkelonUTC+3 Bat YamUTC+3 Bet ShemeshUTC+3 Kfar SabaUTC+3 JaffaUTC+3 HerzliyaUTC+3 HaderaUTC+3 Modi‘in Makkabbim Re‘utUTC+3 NazarethUTC+3 LodUTC+3 Modiin IlitUTC+3 RamlaUTC+3 Ra'ananaUTC+3 Rosh Ha‘AyinUTC+3 Hod HaSharonUTC+3 Kiryat GatUTC+3 GivatayimUTC+3 Qiryat AtaUTC+3 NahariyyaUTC+3 Umm el FaḥmUTC+3 EilatUTC+3 AcreUTC+3 Ness ZionaUTC+3 El‘adUTC+3 YavnéUTC+3 Ramat HaSharonUTC+3 Karmi’elUTC+3 AfulaUTC+3 Pardés H̱anna KarkurUTC+3 TiberiasUTC+3 Eṭ ṬaiyibaUTC+3 Qiryat BialikUTC+3 NetivotUTC+3 Naẕerat ‘IllitUTC+3 Qiryat MotsqinUTC+3 Shefar‘amUTC+3 Kiryat OnoUTC+3 Qiryat YamUTC+3 Or YehudaUTC+3 DimonaUTC+3 SafedUTC+3 OfaqimUTC+3 SakhnīnUTC+3 GederaUTC+3 Bāqa el GharbīyaUTC+3 Yehud-MonossonUTC+3 Giv'at ShmuelUTC+3 AradUTC+3 Tirat KarmelUTC+3 Be’er Ya‘aqovUTC+3 SderotUTC+3 Eṭ ṬīraUTC+3 TamraUTC+3 Migdal Ha‘EmeqUTC+3 YehudUTC+3 Qiryat Mal’akhiUTC+3 Ganei TikvaUTC+3 Daliyat al KarmelUTC+3 Qiryat HaYovelUTC+3 ‘Ara-‘Ar‘araUTC+3 Kfar YonaUTC+3 NesherUTC+3 Mevasseret TsiyyonUTC+3 Gan YavneUTC+3 Kafr QāsimUTC+3 Yoqne‘am ‘IllitUTC+3 Zikhron Ya‘aqovUTC+3 MaghārUTC+3 Kafr KannāUTC+3 Qiryat ShmonaUTC+3 Kadima ZoranUTC+3 maalot TarshīhāUTC+3 H̱uraUTC+3 Judeida MakrUTC+3 KuseifaUTC+3 ShohamUTC+3 ArielUTC+3 Tel Sheva‘UTC+3 Kafr MandāUTC+3 RahatUTC+3 Kafr Qari‘UTC+3 Or AkivaUTC+3 YāfāUTC+3 Qiryat Tiv‘onUTC+3 ‘Ar‘ara BaNegevUTC+3 YirkāUTC+3 QalansuwaUTC+3 Bet She’anUTC+3 Binyamina-Giv'at AdaUTC+3 Binyamina-Giv‘at ‘AdaUTC+3 Ar RaynaUTC+3 Giv`at H̱ananyaUTC+3 Majd el KurūmUTC+3

Israel time: questions and answers

What time is it in Israel right now?: Jerusalem, the largest city in Israel, is on Asia/Jerusalem: Israel Standard Time (IST, UTC+2) in winter and Israel Daylight Time (IDT, UTC+3) in summer. The whole country shares that time; the table on this page shows it live.
How many time zones does Israel have?: One. The whole of Israel uses Asia/Jerusalem: Israel Standard Time (IST, UTC+2) in winter and Israel Daylight Time (IDT, UTC+3) in summer.
Does Israel observe daylight saving time?: Yes. The next change in Asia/Jerusalem falls on Sun, Oct 25, 2026, when clocks go back to UTC+2.
Which cities in Israel are covered?: 106 cities in Israel, each with its own page showing live local time, its IANA zone and UTC offset, the next daylight-saving change, and today's sunrise and sunset. This page links to every one of them.

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