Israeli Address Autocomplete
Trusted84/100Format, validate, and geocode Israeli addresses including postal code (mikud) lookup and CBS city code resolution. Use when user asks about Israeli addresses, "ktovet", postal codes, "mikud", city codes, or needs to format addresses for Israeli forms and systems. Supports Hebrew address formatting and Hebrew-English transliteration. Do NOT use for non-Israeli addresses.
Trust score 84/100 (Trusted) · 98+ installs · 2 GitHub contributors · MIT license
Israeli addresses come in inconsistent formats with Hebrew and Arabic street names, region-specific postal codes, and duplicate locality names. Without a tool that understands Israeli address structure, digital forms break, deliveries get lost, and location-based services fail to function properly.
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Developers? Install via command line (CLI)
npx skills-il add skills-il/government-services@v1.3.0-israeli-address-autocomplete --skill israeli-address-autocomplete -a claude-codeWhen to Apply
- You need an accurate mikud (postal code), CBS locality code, or street code for an Israeli address
- You have forms with address fields that must be normalized before submission
- You are building address search or autocomplete for an Israeli app
- You need to handle multiple transliterations of the same street name
- You are reconciling addresses from different sources (CRM, eCom) against an authoritative database
Try These Prompts
What is the postal code (mikud) for 15 Herzl Street, Tel Aviv?
Is this address valid? 50 Rothschild Boulevard, Tel Aviv-Yafo. Also give me the corrected full address.
What are the GPS coordinates for 1 Jaffa Street, Jerusalem?
Frequently Asked Questions
Changelog
Fixed the retired Survey-of-Israel block/parcel tool URL (now gov.il/apps/mapi/parcel_address), corrected the mischaracterized bennymeg library (a shipping-price calculator, not a mikud lookup), and added the official GovMap geocoding API.
Jun 1, 2026
Stripped em dashes (4 instances per CLAUDE.md global rule); fixed Israel Post URL to canonical doar.israelpost.co.il/locatezip; added GovMap and mapi.gov.il LotAddressLocator for gush/helka block-and-parcel lookups; added "Granular Components Israeli forms typically expect" section covering apartment/floor/entrance/PO Box/gush-helka/sub-parcel/CBS settlement-code; explicit kibbutz/moshav addressing note.
Apr 29, 2026
Added Reference Links section (CBS, Israel Post, GovMap, data.gov.il) and enriched content.
Apr 15, 2026
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