ilLigat Ha'Al

Official site of the Israel Handball Association with the top league's live table and fixtures (sponsored as Ligat Winner).

Herzliya — handball club from the coastal city north of Tel Aviv.

Arad — club from the desert town in southern Israel, promoted to the top flight in 2026.

Ashdod — port city club, national champions in 2019 and 2022.

Kiryat Ono — club founded in 1975, with around 450 active players across all age groups.

Rishon LeZion — Israel's record champions with 18 league titles and 16 cups.

Nes Ziona — club from the central Israeli town, competing in the top-flight Ligat Ha'Al.

Holon — club founded in 1972, playing at the 700-capacity Katzir arena.

Kiryat Motzkin — northern Israeli club founded in 1960.

Beer Sheva — club from the Negev's largest city, supported by the municipality.

Rehovot — club from a city with a rich handball tradition (a founding member of the 1954 league).

Rishon LeZion — one of the city's traditional clubs, a longtime top-flight contender.

Tel Aviv — the handball section of the major Maccabi Tel Aviv sports club, national champions in 2014 and 2016.

Ramat HaSharon — reigning Israeli champions and cup holders.