Paste a list of Israeli phone numbers from Excel or any other source. The tool normalizes every number to one format, removes duplicates, checks mobile prefixes, separates landlines and gives you a clean CSV ready for SMS sending.
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Valid mobile prefixes: 050, 051, 052, 053, 054, 055, 058. Numbers starting with 02, 03, 04, 08, 09 or 07X are landlines and usually cannot receive SMS. For a full overview of sending to Israel, see SMS in Israel: a developer's guide.
Active Israeli mobile prefixes are 050, 051, 052, 053, 054, 055 and 058. Because of number portability, the prefix no longer tells you which operator the subscriber is with.
05XXXXXXXX, +9725XXXXXXXX, 9725XXXXXXXX and 009725XXXXXXXX, with or without dashes, spaces, dots and brackets. It also restores the leading zero that Excel often drops (for example 521234567).
The 057 prefix was discontinued and its subscribers were moved to 053 with the same seven digits. By default 057 numbers are flagged; you can tick the option to convert them to 053.
Yes. The name can be before or after the number, in a separate column or in the same cell. If the first row is a header row, it is used as the CSV header.
No. The list is processed in your browser only and is never sent to a server.
Next steps: check message length with the SMS character counter or pick a ready-made SMS template.
Open a Global SMS account and send to Israeli mobile numbers from the web dashboard or the SMS API.
Open an account SMS API