Omer Damari was the hat-trick hero as Israel boosted their hopes of Euro 2016 qualification with an ultimately comfortable victory in Andorra.
Damari needed only three minutes to open the scoring with a deft chip, but the minnows hit back from the penalty spot 10 minutes later.
Israel adapted well to the synthetic pitch, with Celtic's Eli Bitton dominant in midfield and Tal Ben Haim a constant threat on the wing.
The visitors remained patient and their calm build-up play was rewarded four minutes before the interval when Damari found the net for a second time.
After a couple of gilt-edged misses, the marksman completed his treble with a thunderous finish into the roof of the net.
And it was left to super-sub Tomer Hemed to complete the scoring from the penalty spot deep into stoppage time, following a foul on Itay Shechter.
Victory lifted Israel into second place in Group B in a game, a point behind Wales with a game in hand.
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