Telephone Numbers in Israel - Area Codes

Area Codes

  • 02 XXX XXXX – Jerusalem Area
  • 03 XXX XXXX – Tel Aviv & Central Area
  • 04 XXX XXXX – Haifa & Northern Area
  • 08 XXX XXXX – Lowland & Southern Area
  • 09 XXX XXXX – Sharon Area
  • 050 XXX XXXX – Mobile (Pelephone)
  • 052 XXX XXXX – Mobile (Cellcom)
  • 053 XXX XXXX – Mobile (Hot Mobile)
  • 054 XXX XXXX – Mobile (Partner Communications - Orange)
  • 055 22X XXXX – Mobile (Home Cellular)
  • 055 66X XXXX – Mobile (Rami Levy Hashikma Marketing)
  • 055 88X XXXX – Mobile (Alon Cellular - YouPhone)
  • 056 XXX XXXX – Mobile (Wataniya Telecom, in the Palestinian territories)
  • 057 XXX XXXX – Mobile (Hot Mobile)
  • 058 XXX XXXX – Mobile (Golan Telecom)
  • 059 XXX XXXX – Mobile (Jawwal, in the Palestinian territories)
  • 072 2XX XXXX – VoB Service (012 Smile)
  • 073 2XX XXXX – Local Calls (Cellcom)
  • 073 3XX XXXX – Local Business Telephone lines(Cellcom)
  • 073 7XX XXXX – VoB Service (013 Netvision)
  • 074 7XX XXXX – Local Calls (Orange)
  • 076 5XX XXXX – VoB Service (Bezeq International service)
  • 076 88X XXXX – Local Calls (Bezeq)
  • 077 XXX XXXX – Cable Phone Service (Hot)

The leading 0 trunk code is not dialed from abroad.
When dialing within one of the geographical area codes (02,03,04,08,09) the prefix can be dropped (so instead of dialing 03-xxx-xxxx you can dial xxx-xxxx).
Due to mobile number portability, a mobile phone with a prefix of one provider can be associated with a different provider. To prevent confusion and overbilling when dialing from one provider to a prefix that is associated with the same provider but actually subscribed to a different provider the caller will hear a special warning tone.

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