Israel-related MCP servers: a curated list

Living in Israel and being deeply into MCP, I kept running into the same question: where are all the Israel-specific MCP servers? Israel has a vibrant tech ecosystem and a wealth of public data sources — government statistics, parliamentary records, banking data, real-time security alerts — but finding MCP servers that connect AI agents to these resources meant trawling through GitHub with various keyword combinations and hoping for the best. So I did what any self-respecting curator does: I pulled them all together into a single list. The Israel-Related MCPs repository is the result, and it turned out to be more comprehensive than I expected.

A surprisingly broad ecosystem

The collection covers MCP servers across domains I wouldn't have predicted when I started. Israeli economics and statistics from the Central Bureau of Statistics, banking and financial analysis tools that scrape Israeli bank transactions (particularly useful in a country where bank APIs lag far behind fintech standards), multiple servers for accessing government open data through data.gov.il, and Knesset parliamentary data for anyone doing political analysis or civic tech work. Healthcare is well represented with servers for the Ministry of Health dashboard and a comprehensive pharmaceutical database. There's real estate data from the Israeli Land Authority, transportation routing, weather data from the Israeli Meteorological Service, and even a server for checking disabled parking permits — which sounds niche until you realise how much demand there is for accessibility tools.

The Miklat MCP

I'm particularly proud that my own project, Miklat MCP, is on the list. It's an MCP server that helps AI agents guide users to public bomb shelters (miklatim) in Israel — currently covering Jerusalem with 198 verified shelters. It runs on Cloudflare Workers and includes a companion data repository with a three-stage validation pipeline for shelter coordinates. Given the security reality here — rocket sirens are not an abstract concept when you live in Jerusalem — this feels like one of the most practically important MCP servers on the list. As of the last update, there are 15 contributors building Israel-related MCP servers across TypeScript, Python, and JavaScript. The list is open for contributions on GitHub.