A total lunar eclipse, commonly referred to as a “blood moon,” was visible across Israel on Sunday evening.

The eclipse reached its peak at 9:12 PM local time, with totality lasting approximately 82 minutes.

Observers across the country experienced the moon’s reddish hue as it passed through Earth’s shadow.

This celestial event provided a rare opportunity for skywatchers to witness the phenomenon, Haaretz has reported.

The next total lunar eclipse visible in Israel is expected to occur in a few years.