Sunrise and Sunset in Israel

Moon: 56.9%

↑ Sunrise and ↓ Sunset in Israel (26 Locations)
Acre	↑ 5:45 am	↓ 7:27 pm	Haifa	↑ 5:45 am	↓ 7:27 pm	Ra'anana	↑ 5:47 am	↓ 7:26 pm
Arad	↑ 5:47 am	↓ 7:23 pm	Herzliya	↑ 5:47 am	↓ 7:26 pm	Ramat Gan	↑ 5:47 am	↓ 7:26 pm
Ashdod	↑ 5:49 am	↓ 7:27 pm	Holon	↑ 5:48 am	↓ 7:26 pm	Rehovot	↑ 5:48 am	↓ 7:26 pm
Ashkelon	↑ 5:49 am	↓ 7:27 pm	Jerusalem	↑ 5:46 am	↓ 7:24 pm	Rishon LeZion	↑ 5:48 am	↓ 7:26 pm
Bat Yam	↑ 5:48 am	↓ 7:27 pm	Karmiel	↑ 5:44 am	↓ 7:26 pm	Safed	↑ 5:43 am	↓ 7:25 pm
Beersheba	↑ 5:49 am	↓ 7:25 pm	Kfar Saba	↑ 5:47 am	↓ 7:26 pm	Tel Aviv	↑ 5:48 am	↓ 7:27 pm
Bnei Brak	↑ 5:47 am	↓ 7:26 pm	Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut	↑ 5:47 am	↓ 7:25 pm	Tiberias	↑ 5:43 am	↓ 7:25 pm
Eilat	↑ 5:51 am	↓ 7:21 pm	Netanya	↑ 5:47 am	↓ 7:27 pm	Zikhron Ya'akov	↑ 5:46 am	↓ 7:27 pm
Hadera	↑ 5:46 am	↓ 7:27 pm	Petah Tikva	↑ 5:47 am	↓ 7:26 pm

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