Denmark ↔ Israel — time offset
Denmark is 1 hour behind Israel. Midday in Denmark lines up with 13:00 in Israel.
Denmark is in the Europe/Copenhagen timezone. Israel is in Asia/Jerusalem. The difference is 1 hour.
Mutual working hours
There is a 7-hour window each day where both Denmark and Israel are within standard business hours (09:00–17:00).
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When to schedule across time zones
Both Denmark and Israel are in standard hours simultaneously for 7h per day. 3 recommended slots shown below.
09:00 Copenhagen / 10:00 Tel Aviv✓ Both working
10:00 Copenhagen / 11:00 Tel Aviv✓ Both working
11:00 Copenhagen / 12:00 Tel Aviv✓ Both working
Based on standard 09:00–17:00 working hours in each location's local time.
Upcoming public holidays
Denmark4 holidays
Dec 24Christmas Eve
Dec 25Christmas Day
Dec 26St. Stephen's Day
Dec 31New Year's Eve
Israel
No upcoming public holidays this year.
How to work with Denmark and Israel time zones
Working across Denmark (Denmark) and Israel (Israel) involves a 1-hour gap. The good news: there is a 7-hour mutual window in standard business hours that lets both sides collaborate without anyone joining at an unreasonable hour.
💡 How to schedule across these time zones
✅09:00–10:00 in Denmark = 10:00–11:00 in Israel. Both sides are in standard business hours during this window.
✅10:00–11:00 in Denmark = 11:00–12:00 in Israel. Both sides are in standard business hours during this window.
✅11:00–12:00 in Denmark = 12:00–13:00 in Israel. Both sides are in standard business hours during this window.
DST transitions can silently shift your meeting times by an hour. The ClockinSync Chrome Extension tracks these changes automatically so you never get caught off guard.
Get the Extension — Free →Use the time slider above to find the exact equivalent time for any moment in Denmark. The input bar accepts natural language like "3pm", "15:30", or "9am Rome" for instant conversions.
