Israeli Phone Formatter
Verified100/100Validate, format, and convert Israeli phone numbers between local and international (+972) formats. Use when user asks to validate Israeli phone number, format phone for SMS, convert to +972, check phone prefix, or implement Israeli phone input validation in code. Handles mobile (050-058), landline (02-09), VoIP (072-077), toll-free (1-800), and star-service numbers. Do NOT use for non-Israeli phone systems or general telecom questions.
Trust score 100/100 (Verified) · 99+ installs · 3 GitHub contributors · MIT license
Israeli phone numbers come in a variety of formats: with a +972 prefix, with a leading 0, with or without hyphens, and sometimes without an area code altogether. When a system receives numbers from forms, Excel files, or APIs, format inconsistency causes duplicates, SMS delivery failures, and dialing errors. Without automatic normalization, every number requires manual handling.
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When to Apply
- When user needs to format an Israeli phone number correctly
- When a developer needs phone validation logic in code
- When converting to international +972 format for SMS messaging
- When identifying phone type (mobile vs landline) by prefix
- When an app needs to validate Israeli phone format
Try These Prompts
Is the number 052-345-6789 a valid Israeli phone number? If so, convert it to international format with the +972 prefix.
I have a list of phone numbers from Excel in various formats: 03-1234567, 0521234567, 972521234567. Please normalize them all to a consistent format.
Given the phone number 077-1234567, is this a mobile line, landline, or VoIP number? Which carrier is likely behind it?
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