title_body: What sort of license would I need to fly a small drone (e.g. DJI Spark) in the Israeli Golan? I live in the Israeli Golan. There are a bunch of military bases around, and regulations about drones - since, naturally, you don't want to get your drone shot down or cause a national security incident.
  
  I'm wondering about a small drone - specifically, the DJI Spark drone. It's 143×143×55mm in size, and weighs 300g.
  
  What sort of license would I need to fly this drone in the Israeli Golan?
upvoted_answer: The rules for drones in Israel are listed in this government document, no license is needed for personal flights but these rules must be followed (minor grammar corrections):
  
  
    
    Read carefully the flight manual of your drone
    Fly with a full line of sight visual contact
    Do not fly over 50 meters altitude
    Do not fly closer than 2 km from any airport or airfield
    Join Israeli flight club for model aeroplanes http://www.aeroclub.org.il/
    
    
    Do not: 
    
    
    fly nearby any aeroplanes
    Do not fly above people and buildings, at least 250 meters range from them
    Do not fly in a no-fly zone
    Do not fly carelessly in a way that will cause danger for human life
    Do not fly commercial flights without a license
    
  
  
  As to if you can fly in the Israeli Golan, you should be fine. Specific no-fly zones are listed on this map.