Can you drink tap water in Israel?

Israel's water is superb, even tap water. Wherever you go in the country, you can be assured that tap water in a restaurant, and water from public fountains found in big cities like Tel Aviv and Jerusalem to small towns in the Galilee and the Golan Heights is perfectly safe.



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