IPTV Israel: YES, Sport 5 & Maccabi live
The complete guide for Israeli viewers in Hebrew-friendly detail: the YES channel family, Kan 11, Sport 5, every Maccabi Tel Aviv Euroleague night, Charlton football and the Premier League — on one subscription at about half the price of Apollo Group TV, with a free 24-hour trial before you pay a shekel.
What Israeli viewers get
- YES 1/2/3 and the Hebrew family
- Sport 5 and Charlton sports feeds
- Every Maccabi Euroleague game
- Kan 11 alongside Israeli football
- About half the price of Apollo TV
- 24-hour free trial before paying
IPTV Israel Guide
The Israeli IPTV demand map
Three things drive what Israel watches. First, football: the Premier League on Charlton is the country's biggest foreign league, followed by the Champions League and Ligat Ha'al. Second, basketball: Maccabi Tel Aviv's Euroleague season is a national ritual — and with several 2026 home games played behind closed doors, streaming demand has spiked. Third, the Hebrew channel family itself: YES, Kan 11 and Sport 5, watched inside Israel and by the large diaspora in North America and Europe.
YES, Kan 11 and Sport 5 — all included
The full YES family (YES 1, YES 2, YES 3 and more), Kan 11, Sport 5 and the Charlton sports channels stream in HD on WORLD IPTV PRO. During the 24-hour free trial, open the Hebrew channels at prime time — 20:00-22:00 Israeli time — and verify the exact channels you watch before paying anything.
Maccabi Tel Aviv: a season watched from home
The Euroleague regular season runs October to April, roughly 34 games, then playoffs and the Final Four in May. Every Maccabi night is included, with Sport 5 and international feeds. With closed-door home games still shaping the 2026 season, a reliable Thursday-night stream is how most of the yellow-and-blue nation follows the team.
The Apollo comparison, honestly
Apollo Group TV is the biggest name Israeli users know — $24.99/month or $159/year, with YES channels on its list. The numbers matter: our 12-month plan is $80, roughly half. Apollo's Trustpilot picture is split across mirror domains, and Israeli community groups report Hebrew channels intermittently failing. Our answer is the trial: test the actual channels at the actual hours you watch, on your own connection, before any payment.
Devices, pricing and the trial
Fire TV Stick (the most popular device in Israel), Samsung/LG/Sony Smart TVs, Android TV, Apple TV, MAG boxes, iPhone, iPad and computers all work. Plans: 6 months $50, 12 months $80, 24 months $140 — one-time payments, no auto-renewal. Start with the free trial: credentials arrive by email, you test a Maccabi game or Saturday Premier League slate, then decide.
Is the Hebrew channel line-up really included?
Yes — the YES family, Kan 11, Sport 5 and Charlton feeds are part of the standard package. Test them all during the 24-hour free trial at prime time before paying.
How does the price compare to Apollo Group TV?
Apollo runs $24.99/month or $159/year; our 12-month plan is $80 — about half — with one domain, WhatsApp support and a genuine free trial.
Can Israeli expats use it abroad?
Yes. Israelis in the US, Canada, the UK and Germany watch YES, Kan 11, Sport 5 and Maccabi games worldwide on the same account, with no geo-blocks.
What internet speed do I need?
About 10 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K. Standard Israeli fibre and cable packages handle it comfortably.
Which devices work?
Fire TV Stick, Smart TVs (Samsung, LG, Sony), Android TV, Apple TV, MAG boxes, iPhone, iPad, Android and computers — setup takes under 10 minutes.