Israel's postal codes, known as mikud, are seven digits long. The country moved from five digits to seven in 2013 so that each code identifies a single building or a small group of addresses. Older five-digit codes still appear on documents but should be replaced with the current seven-digit code.
Look up a mikud
Israel Post offers an official postal code search by city, street and house number, in Hebrew and English.
Writing an address for Israel
DAVID COHEN
HERZL ST 10
TEL AVIV 6688212
ISRAELThe postal code follows the city name on the same line.
Not a U.S. ZIP
Seven digits will not match a U.S. record in the ZIP code lookup. For the general picture, see International postal codes.