List of Israel Davis Cup team representatives

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This is a list of tennis players who have represented the Israel Davis Cup team in an official Davis Cup match. Israel have been taking part in the competition since 1949. [1]

Players

Harel Levy Harel Levy Israel tennis championship 2008.jpg
Harel Levy
Andy Ram Andy ram 2.jpg
Andy Ram
Dudi Sela Dudi Sela Israel tennis championship 2008 2.jpg
Dudi Sela
Amir Weintraub Amir Weintraub Israel tennis championship 2010 3.jpg
Amir Weintraub
Player W-L
(Total)		W-L
(Singles)		W-L
(Doubles)		 Ties Debut
Mordechai Apel 0–20–10–111953
Haim Arlozorov 0–10–10–011980
David Asz 0–20–10–121964
Arie Avidan-Weiss 2–210–162–581949
Noam Behr 6–72–44–391995
Gilad Bloom 13–2210–173–5171986
Jacob Buntmann 0–20–20–011950
Eleazar Davidman 17–3212–205–12171956
Gabriel Dubitzky 2–131–91–461953
Eyal Erlich 9–75–34–4101994
Jonathan Erlich 16–61–015–6222000
Yehuda Finkelkraut 0–40–20–221949
Ian Froman 1–40–01–451968
Shlomo Glickstein 44–2231–1313–9241977
Rafael Gornitsky 0–10–00–111949
Amir Hadad 5–73–52–281998
Felix Kaplan 1–11–10–011974
Steve Krulevitz 4–54–30–241978
Ron Lehrner 0–20–20–011973
Harel Levy 23–2020–163–4211998
Amos Mansdorf 22–2518–174–8201984
Lior Mor 1–11–10–012000
Noam Okun 17–1516–141–1181999
Shahar Perkiss 18–136–812–5211981
Ruben Porges 1–10–01–121974
Andy Ram 18–113–415–7242000
Eyal Ran 5–104–91–1101992
David Schneider 4–51–33–261981
Dudi Sela 16–1216–120–0152005
Yehoshua Shalem 5–165–150–1101966
Oded Shay 0–20–20–011965
Ilan Sher 2–01–01–021977
Josef Stabholz 7–203–154–5131966
Dekel Valtzer 0–10–10–012006
Raviv Weidenfeld 1–01–00–011990
Amir Weintraub 3–23–20–032011
Meir Wertheimer 11–106–45–6121972

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