Key FiguresNovember 9, 2026

How Much Does Israel Trade With Turkey? About NIS 3.2 Billion of Goods in 2025

Israel imported NIS 3,191.1 million of goods from Turkey in 2025 and exported NIS 37.6 million, on Central Bureau of Statistics figures.

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Israel imported NIS 3,191.1 million of goods from Turkey in 2025 and exported NIS 37.6 million to it, the Central Bureau of Statistics recorded in Table D1 of its May 2026 trade release. In 2024 the same table records NIS 7,453.8 million of imports and NIS 2,206.4 million of exports. The figures cover goods only and are in shekels.

Figure What it counts Period
NIS 3,191.1 million Goods imported from Turkey Calendar year 2025
NIS 37.6 million Goods exported to Turkey Calendar year 2025
NIS 7,453.8 million Goods imported from Turkey Calendar year 2024
NIS 2,206.4 million Goods exported to Turkey Calendar year 2024
NIS 1,341.5 million Goods imported from Turkey January to May 2026
NIS 10.8 million Goods exported to Turkey January to May 2026

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, media release 190/2026, Table D1, “Trade Countries, Imports and Exports”, in millions of shekels. The 2025 and 2026 figures are subject to revision in later releases.

Israel imported NIS 3,191.1 million in goods from Turkey in 2025

The Central Bureau of Statistics recorded NIS 3,191.1 million of imports from Turkey and NIS 37.6 million of exports to it in 2025. Adding the two rows gives two-way goods trade of NIS 3,228.7 million in 2025, against NIS 9,660.2 million in 2024. Imports exceeded exports in both years.

Measure 2024 2025
Imports from Turkey NIS 7,453.8 million NIS 3,191.1 million
Exports to Turkey NIS 2,206.4 million NIS 37.6 million
Two-way goods trade (sum of the two rows) NIS 9,660.2 million NIS 3,228.7 million
Balance, exports less imports minus NIS 5,247.4 million minus NIS 3,153.5 million

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, media release 190/2026, Table D1. The sums and balances are arithmetic on the printed rows.

Table D1 reports 2024, 2025 and 2026 only. It carries no column for 2023 and no dollar values, so its shekel figures are not set beside dollar totals for earlier years.

Exports to Turkey fell from NIS 2,206.4 million to 37.6 million

Exports to Turkey fell by NIS 2,168.8 million from 2024 to 2025, about 98%, on the figures the Central Bureau of Statistics published in Table D1. Imports from Turkey fell by NIS 4,262.7 million over the same years, about 57%. The table records the change in each direction and states no cause.

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, media release 190/2026, Table D1. Goods only; services excluded.

The percentage falls are computed from the printed rows. The Bureau prints the values, not the rates.

Imports from Turkey reached NIS 1,341.5 million by May 2026

The Central Bureau of Statistics recorded NIS 1,341.5 million of goods imports from Turkey in January to May 2026, against NIS 1,426.6 million in the same five months of 2025. Exports to Turkey in January to May 2026 were NIS 10.8 million, against NIS 18.8 million. These are part-year figures and are read against the same months, not against a full year.

Period Imports from Turkey Exports to Turkey
January to May 2025 NIS 1,426.6 million NIS 18.8 million
January to May 2026 NIS 1,341.5 million NIS 10.8 million
May 2025 NIS 276.8 million NIS 4.6 million
May 2026 NIS 246.9 million NIS 0.9 million

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, media release 190/2026, Table D1, millions of shekels. The 2026 figures are subject to revision.

On these rows, imports in January to May 2026 were about 6% below the same months of 2025, and exports about 43% below.

Turkey supplied NIS 3,191.1 million of NIS 329,076.5 million in imports

The Central Bureau of Statistics recorded total goods imports of NIS 329,076.5 million and total goods exports of NIS 202,275.5 million in 2025, in the same Table D1 that carries the Turkey rows. On those totals, Turkey supplied about 0.97% of Israel’s goods imports in 2025 and took about 0.02% of its goods exports. In 2024 the shares were about 2.2% and about 1.0%.

Measure 2024 2025
All goods imports NIS 339,585.5 million NIS 329,076.5 million
Imports from Turkey, share of all imports about 2.2% about 0.97%
All goods exports NIS 222,829.3 million NIS 202,275.5 million
Exports to Turkey, share of all exports about 1.0% about 0.02%

Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, media release 190/2026, Table D1. The shares are one division each on the printed rows, not printed figures.

Table D1 lists Turkey as “Turkiye”, code 324, under “Other European Countries”. Israel’s goods trade by region is set out in a separate record on Israel’s trading partners.

The Bureau publishes no services trade figure with Turkey

The Central Bureau of Statistics publishes Israel’s services trade only as a national total, in chapter 13 of its Rosh Hashana 2026 selected annual data, with no breakdown by partner country. That chapter records services exports of $91.0 billion and services imports of $56.7 billion in 2025, in dollars. Table D1 covers goods only.

  • Table D1 carries goods trade with Turkey, in shekels, for 2024, 2025 and 2026 to date.
  • Table D1 carries no services trade, no product breakdown for Turkey and no row for 2023.
  • Chapter 13 carries services trade for 2025 as a national total only, in dollars.
  • Neither release carries a combined goods and services figure for trade with Turkey.

Israel’s goods trade with all partners in an earlier year is covered in the record on goods trade in 2021.

Which figures may not be added together?

The Table D1 totals and the totals in the Bureau’s December 2025 release are different revisions and may not be mixed. The Central Bureau of Statistics published temporary 2025 totals of NIS 326.9 billion of imports and NIS 193.8 billion of exports in that December release; Table D1 prints NIS 329,076.5 million and NIS 202,275.5 million. Turkey’s share is computed against the Table D1 totals only. Shekel goods figures are not added to the dollar services figures in chapter 13, and are not converted to dollars here.

Questions readers ask

How much did Israel export to Turkey in 2025?

The Central Bureau of Statistics recorded NIS 37.6 million of goods exports to Turkey in 2025. In 2024 the figure was NIS 2,206.4 million.

How much did Israel import from Turkey in 2024?

The Central Bureau of Statistics recorded NIS 7,453.8 million of goods imports from Turkey in 2024. That fell to NIS 3,191.1 million in 2025.

What was Israel’s goods trade balance with Turkey in 2025?

The Central Bureau of Statistics recorded imports of NIS 3,191.1 million and exports of NIS 37.6 million, a goods deficit of NIS 3,153.5 million on those rows. The balance is arithmetic on the printed figures.

Is Israel still trading with Turkey in 2026?

The Central Bureau of Statistics recorded NIS 1,341.5 million of goods imports from Turkey and NIS 10.8 million of exports in January to May 2026. In May 2026 alone, imports were NIS 246.9 million and exports NIS 0.9 million.

What share of Israel’s imports comes from Turkey?

The Central Bureau of Statistics published total 2025 goods imports of NIS 329,076.5 million, of which NIS 3,191.1 million came from Turkey, about 0.97%. The share is computed from the table, not printed in it.

Are these figures in dollars or shekels?

The Central Bureau of Statistics publishes Table D1 in millions of shekels. NIS 3,191.1 million is about NIS 3.2 billion.

Does the Turkey figure include services?

No. The Central Bureau of Statistics publishes Table D1 for goods only, and its services figures appear only as national totals.

What goods does Israel import from Turkey?

The Central Bureau of Statistics publishes no product breakdown for Turkey in Table D1. The table gives values by country only.

Where does Turkey appear in the Bureau’s trade table?

The Central Bureau of Statistics lists Turkey as “Turkiye”, code 324, under “Other European Countries” in Table D1.

How large was Israel’s total services trade in 2025?

The Central Bureau of Statistics recorded services exports of $91.0 billion and services imports of $56.7 billion in 2025, in chapter 13 of its Rosh Hashana 2026 selected data. The chapter gives no figure by country.

Does the table give a figure for 2023?

No. The Central Bureau of Statistics published Table D1 with columns for 2024, 2025 and 2026 to date, and no 2023 column.

Are the 2025 figures final?

The Central Bureau of Statistics revises its 2025 and 2026 figures in later monthly and annual releases. Its December 2025 release labelled its 2025 totals temporary, and Table D1 prints later totals.

How much did Israel import from Turkey in May 2026?

The Central Bureau of Statistics recorded NIS 246.9 million of goods imports from Turkey in May 2026, against NIS 276.8 million in May 2025.

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