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2027 eclipse in Israel

Israel is outside the path of totality and sees a partial eclipse on 2 August 2027.

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Key

Path of totality The Sun is fully covered here
Centre line Where totality lasts longest across the width of the path
Share of the Sun covered Contours from 10% to 90% in the partial zone
Edge of the partial eclipse No eclipse is visible beyond this line

Tap anywhere on the map to see the eclipse at that spot, or search for a town. The shaded band is where the Sun is fully covered; everywhere else sees a partial eclipse.

Partialtype of eclipse
74.8%–88.7%of the Sun covered across the cities listed
103places with a page

Largest places

City	Sun covered	To totality
Jerusalem	80.5%	550 km
Tel Aviv	80.4%	554 km
Haifa	77.4%	632 km
Rishon LeTsiyyon	80.7%	545 km
Petaẖ Tiqva	80.1%	561 km
Netanya	79.3%	581 km
Ashdod	81.6%	521 km
Bnei Brak	80.3%	557 km
H̱olon	80.6%	548 km
Beersheba	83.2%	480 km
Ramat Gan	80.3%	556 km
Reẖovot	81%	539 km
Ashkelon	82.2%	506 km
Bat Yam	80.6%	547 km
Bet Shemesh	81.1%	535 km
Kfar Saba	79.8%	570 km
Herzliya	80%	564 km
Hadera	78.9%	593 km
Modi‘in Makkabbim Re‘ut	80.5%	550 km
Nazareth	77.1%	638 km
Lod	80.6%	548 km
Modiin Ilit	80.3%	556 km
Ramla	80.7%	545 km
Ra'anana	79.8%	568 km
Rosh Ha‘Ayin	80%	565 km
Hod HaSharon	79.9%	567 km
Kiryat Gat	82%	511 km
Givatayim	80.3%	555 km
Qiryat Ata	77.2%	638 km
Nahariyya	76.5%	655 km
Umm el Faḥm	78.1%	614 km
Eilat	88.7%	338 km
Acre	76.8%	647 km
Ness Ziona	80.9%	542 km
El‘ad	80.1%	561 km
Yavné	81.2%	534 km
Ramat HaSharon	80%	563 km
Karmi’el	76.4%	657 km
Afula	77.5%	630 km
Pardés H̱anna Karkur	78.6%	600 km

Showing the 40 largest of 103 places outside the path.

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