<div dir="ltr"><div>Here is the data for Israel:</div>
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<div>+972 is the international prefix, and then:</div>
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<div>2,3,4,8,9 and then 7 digits: Landline, according to the dialling area; usually copper connected phones.</div>
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<div>7x and then 7 digits: Landline, country wide numbering (usually IP based operators).</div>
<div> x: 2=Golden lines (012), 3=Barak (013), 4=Globecall & Partner, 6=Bezeq, 7=HOT.</div>
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<div>5x and then 7 digits: Cellulars.</div>
<div> x: 0=Pelephone, 2=Cellcom, 4=Orange, 7=MIRS, 9=Jawwal (Palestenian operator).</div>
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<div>159 and then 6 digits - Country wide numbering. Used usually by small service providers who has more than one branch</div>
<div> (like computer labs, etc.).</div>
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<div>17xx and then 6 digits: Usually call centers; local call tariff.</div>
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<div>18xx and then 6 digits - Toll free numbers.</div>
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<div>19xx and then 6 digits - Premuim services.</div>
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<div>10x - Emergency services (police, first aid, fire).</div>
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<div>12xx - Special long term services with national importance to have short number (like psychological first aid).</div>
<div> This is also used for temporary numbers assigned for short period (like hospital number just after some disaster).</div>
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<div>*xxxx (can also be reached with 1222xxxx) - commercial services who want short dialling string.</div>
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<div>Maybe there are more, but these are the mostly used ones.</div>
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<div> regards, __Yehavi:</div></div>