International Master (2010), Grandmaster (2011); Israeli Champion (2013 and 2016).
Championships
<Youth> Nabaty placed 6th in World U16 Championship 2006, 8th in the European U16 Championship 2007, 13th in World U16 Championship 2007, 10th in European U18 Championship 2008, 4th in European U18 Championship 2009, and 17th in World U18 Championship of 2009.
<National> He won the Championship of Israel in 2013.
<Continental> Nabaty was equal fifth with 7.5/11 at the European Championship (2015), thereby qualifying to compete in the World Cup 2015.
<World> He played David Navara in the first round of the World Cup (2015), but lost the mini-match by 0.5-1.5 to exit the tournament.
Tournaments
He won the International Chess Festival held in Albena, Bulgaria 3-11 June 2010, ahead of a field including over a dozen grandmasters. He was equal first (fourth on tiebreak) at the Albena Open (2012) and equal second (fourth on tiebreak) at the 2012 Benasque International Open. He won the Belgrade Trophy in 2012 and the Kavala Open in 2013.
Wikipedia article: Tamir Nabaty