Ishai Golan (Hebrew: ישי גולן; born 22 November 1973) is an Israeli film and television actor.

In 2010, he won the Israeli Television Academy award for Best Actor for playing Uri Zach in Prisoners of War (Hatufim).

In 1990, he got his first cinematic role at the age of 17 in the film 'דרך הנשר‎' (The Eagle's Path) that was directed by Uri Barbash and starring Gidi Gov, Eli Danker and Nurit Galron.

In 1996, Golan starred in the Ken Russell-directed TV film Mindbender, a Uri Geller biopic.

In 2011, in the film 'עד סוף הקיץ‎' (By Summer's End), he played a father who returns to his family for a visit after abandoning them.

Golan stated that he remembers that after the phone call ended, he was so happy and full of joy that Barbash was saving him from the desperation that he was experiencing during that time as an actor in his first phases on his career in the acting industry of London.

For this performance, he won the Israeli Academy of Film and Television award for best actor in a drama series.