Moshe Mishaelof (Hebrew: ??? ????????; born September 14, 1983) is an Israeli professional football (soccer) player currently with Beitar Jerusalem. Formerly a captain of the Maccabi Tel Aviv senior and youth team and the Israel national under-21 football team, Mishaelof has been a part of the Maccabi system for years, having helped the club achieve some of its most historic moments, including a birth into the group stage of the UEFA Champions League.

After captaining two seasons the Maccabi Tel Aviv youth team, Mishaelof made the jump to the full team. On November 25, 2002 Mishaelof started his first professional match in Ligat ha'Al play, going seventy-seven minutes for "the yellows" in a 1-0 win over Bnei Yehuda. He would go on to make four more appearances for the full team, coming on as a substitute the rest of the season as Maccabi Tel Aviv captured the league title.
Moshiko Mishaelof, was team captain of Maccabi Tel Aviv in you 3 years He also served as the youngest captain of Israel - U21
Belonged to the adult team of Israel, and opened all six games of League game.

The next season, Mishaelof established himself in the starting eleven, missing few matches. Maccabi contended once again for the title that year, but were six points from league leaders, Maccabi Haifa. For placing in second, the club received a birth to the UEFA Champions League, second qualifying round.
At the start of the 2004/05 Champions League season, Mishaelof found himself on the bench only to make a short appearance in the 90th minute against HJK. After inching by HJK, Maccabi had to beat PAOK of Greece in order to qualify for the first time ever for the group stage. Mishaelof started the second leg of the tie and helped Maccabi secure their first ever appearance in the UEFA Champions League.
That year, Mishaelof started every Champions League match as the defensive midfielder, helping Maccabi defeat Ajax and draw with Juventus.