Inbal Pezaro (Hebrew: ענבל פיזרו, born 26 March 1987) is an Israeli Paralympic swimmer.

At birth she suffered from a complex with blood vessels at her spinal cord, which caused her to become paralyzed in her lower limbs.

[10] At the age of five she began practicing sports at the ILAN center in Haifa, progressing to compete in national championships only six years later.

At the 2012 Paralympic Games, Pezaro won a silver medal on the opening day,[10] after coming in second place in the 100-meter freestyle competition.

[11] Bela Hlaváčková of the Czech Republic beat Pezaro in the women's 100 breast SB4, giving Inbal her third silver medal of the Beijing Paralympics.