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Is Psychedelic Therapy Legal in Israel?

Illegal

Classic psychedelics are prohibited in Israel, with no lawful pathway for supervised therapeutic use.

Status by substance

Statuses reflect lawful access for supervised therapeutic use — not recreational legality. Last reviewed 2026-06.

Psilocybin

Illegal

Psilocybin and psilocin are controlled under the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance 5733-1973; not approved for medical use. Note: psilocybin-containing mushrooms are not themselves listed, but use is prohibited. No general therapeutic pathway.

Official source (2026-06)

MDMA

Illegal

Controlled under Dangerous Drugs Ordinance. Not generally legal: access only via Health Ministry-approved clinical trials and limited compassionate use (Israel approved compassionate MDMA-assisted therapy for ~50 PTSD patients in 2019). Trial/compassionate-use does NOT equal general legal access.

Official source (2025-01)

Ibogaine

Illegal

Prohibited for distribution since 2015 under emergency declaration / Fight against Dangerous Substances Law; possession, sale, transport, cultivation all illegal. No therapeutic pathway.

Official source (2026-06)

DMT / Ayahuasca

Illegal

DMT-containing; not approved for medical use, controlled under Dangerous Drugs Ordinance. Religious/cultural use is not exempted.

Official source (2026-06)

Mescaline / Peyote

Illegal

Not approved for medical use; controlled under Dangerous Drugs Ordinance.

Official source (2026-06)

Ketamine

Legal / regulated access

Tracked separately — a prescription medicine, excluded from the blended status.

Legally prescribed by licensed medical professionals for conditions such as chronic pain and depression; recreational use prohibited. Prescription/medical pathway.

Official source (2026-06)

Educational information, not legal advice. Laws change — confirm with the official sources above before making decisions.

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