The Israel W national team was founded in 1928 and takes part in FIFA and confederation competitions.
Overview
The Israel women's national football team represents the country in international women's association football and is governed by the Israel Football Association, which was founded in 1928. The team competes in UEFA qualifying competitions and has historically faced strong competition within the European zone. They have not won a major international senior title.
Several players have become recognizable figures in the squad in recent years. Among those currently associated with the team are A. Beilin, M. Keren, L. Ghanama, N. Kozhak, F. Rubin, and M. Sharabi. These players contribute across different positions and bring experience from domestic and club competition.
Women's football in Israel has developed gradually alongside broader growth of the sport across Europe. The Israel Football Association oversees both the national team program and the domestic league structure that supports player development at various levels.
Current squad · 33
A. Beilin
M. Keren
L. Ghanama
N. Kozhak
F. Rubin
M. Sharabi
K. Edri
Z. Hazan
B. Darkhalel
T. Faingezicht
I. Alkisi
T. Zecharia
I. Kuznezov
A. Derksan
S. David
R. Shtainshnaider
S. Cohen
T. Goren
M. Warko
R. Levi
S. Elinav
M. Ben Israel
T. Sommer
