M48 Yom Kippur?

The IDF never used M41s.  Initially, they had a bunch of Shermans, then were supplied M48s and M60s, and Brit Centurions.

For another Middle East M41 option, Lebanon used M41s from the late '50s up to the early '80s. They were overall sand in color.

Jordan and Lebanon had M 42 Dusters. No doubt Israel captured some.

There is an M 41 at the Latrun museum. I would guess it was captured from Lebanon.

Israel also notably had AMX 13/ 75's in the subject of air transportable light tanks.

I'm sure some were captured, but I doubt any were put into service since they were far out of date as a modern tank at the time w/light armor and a small main gun.  I have seen no evidence to suggest the IDF ever used any.

Same here, they were seen as less effective that the AMX-13, and the IDF wasn't real fond of those. No one particular faction in Lebanon had enough of the M-41s to make a difference, and I don't think Jordan deployed any against the Isrealis, only Cents, M-47s and M-48s.

It's very difficult to effectively utilize captured vehicles unless the quantity captured in good condition makes it viable (T-55/Tiran being a notable exception), both from a spare parts viewpoint, and friend/foe recognition issues, both experienced by the Germans with captured Russian vehicles. In fact, one of the main reasons the IDF added the turret stowage bins to the Tiran was as a recognition aid.

In fact, just reading about the West Bank in the 6 Day War. Israel did not deploy their M 48's in that area in part because the Jordanians were using theirs, according to the author FWIW.

Or ARVN that would be a great subject.

There are actually lots of other users of the M41.   You can find a list here (toward the bottom of the page.):  en.wikipedia.org/.../M41_Walker_Bulldog

Some are still in use and in 3-tone camo etc. for something a little different.