Netflix revealed the internet speed in Israel – tied for second place in the world

This is a comparative index that is published every month and makes it possible to examine differences between countries as well as between providers within each local market, but this month’s index is particularly important because it summarizes the entire year 2025, when only three countries with an average speed of 3.6 megabits per second star at the top of the list: Hong Kong, Singapore and Spain.

In second place there is already an “inflation” of winners with no less than 42 countries, including Israel, which can boast an average speed of 3.4 megabits per second. This group includes most Western European countries, the United States, Australia, India, Japan, South Korea and Canada, along with other countries from Asia and Latin America.

At the same time, last week the international nPerf ranking for 2025 for fixed internet was published, which states that “Partner leads the sector” and receives the highest weighted score among all companies. The rating states that Partner stands out high in WIFI performance, along with high scores in download speed and browsing performance.

Partner states that this transportation is related to a wide deployment of fiber, and that it is the only one with the ability to offer fiber service to every household where fiber infrastructure exists (a potential of approximately 3 million households), thanks to an independent infrastructure that it has deployed and agreements that it has signed with other infrastructure companies. According to the company’s latest reports, the number of its fiber subscribers is about 457 thousand.