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Theora lubrica is reported for the first time from Haifa Bay, Israel, in 2006. This Asian semelid bivalve is one of the most invasive ship-transported mollusc species to enter the Mediterranean Sea. It was first recorded in 2001 in Livorno Harbour, Italy, and has since established there a viable population. Its occurrence in ports or port-proximate environments lends credence to shipping serving as its vector.

First record of Theora (Endopleura) lubrica Gould, 1861 (Mollusca: Bivalvia: Semelidae) from a Levantine port