Israeli UFO researchers include individuals and organizations that document and investigate reports of unidentified aerial phenomena.
Israeli UFO researchers include individuals and groups that collect reports and try to investigate unidentified aerial phenomena. UFOs (also commonly searched for in Hebrew without the abbreviation marks, as עבמים) do not in themselves indicate an extraterrestrial origin, and the sources provided offer no official confirmation that aliens have landed in Israel.
The Israeli Center for UFO Research was established on April 21, 1994, according to the National Library of Israel’s blog. A nonprofit organization, it investigated reports in Israel, maintained ties with organizations abroad, and worked to expand knowledge of the subject. The same source says research activity declined from the 2000s onward. A 2018 Ynet article described an Israeli UFO research organization that sought to establish a scientific research framework.
Some activists and organizations claim to have evidence of alien landings and activity, but the sources provided do not verify those claims. A 2025 Ynet article described Danny Yaakov as a longtime alien researcher who leads tours in Kadima.
The sources describe the Israeli Center for UFO Research, established in 1994, as well as an organization covered in a 2018 Ynet article.
Not according to the sources provided. An organization and activists claimed to have evidence, but those claims were not presented as officially verified.
According to the National Library of Israel’s blog, research activity declined from the 2000s onward. A 2025 article nevertheless described a researcher who leads tours in Kadima.
According to the National Library of Israel, the center investigated UFO reports in Israel, maintained ties with counterpart organizations abroad, and worked to expand knowledge of the subject.