Tel Aviv
The beating heart of Israeli life on the Mediterranean shore. Around 460,000 residents, world class dining and culture, and the economic and technological center of the country.
Explore the Cities
Choosing where to build your life in Israel is the biggest decision of the journey. Get to know the cities: their character, their communities and their pace of life.
Jerusalem
One of the oldest cities in the world, set on a plateau in the Judean Mountains between the Mediterranean and the Dead Sea, and holy to the three great monotheistic faiths.
Netanya
A Mediterranean resort city in the center of the country, loved for its sandy beaches, its clifftop promenade and its large French and English speaking communities.
Herzliya
An affluent coastal city named after Theodor Herzl, home to a thriving startup scene, a beautiful marina and some of the most sought after homes in Israel.
Zichron Ya'akov
One of the first Jewish settlements in modern Israel, founded in 1882 by Baron Edmond de Rothschild. Wine country charm at the southern tip of Mount Carmel, overlooking the sea.
Ashdod
Israel's largest port and sixth largest city, on the Mediterranean coast about half an hour south of Tel Aviv, with wide beaches and a strong French community.
Beit Shemesh
A fast growing city of about 125,000 residents in the Judean hills, half an hour west of Jerusalem, with large and well established Anglo communities.
Eilat
Israel's southern resort city on the Red Sea: calm beaches, the Dolphin Reef, and world class snorkeling and diving at the Coral Beach Nature Reserve.
Harish
Israel's youngest city, growing toward 100,000 residents, with modern construction, attractive prices and a convenient location near Highway 6.
Efrat
The capital of Gush Etzion in the Judean Mountains, a short drive south of Jerusalem, known for its strong Anglo community and excellent schools.
Ra'anana
Founded in 1922 by American Jews in the heart of the Sharon, and to this day one of the most beloved destinations for English speaking Olim.
Giv'at Shmuel
A warm, community minded city in the heart of Gush Dan, beside Bar-Ilan University, popular with young religious families and close to every major road.
Givatayim
A quiet, green and highly sought after city bordering Tel Aviv, minutes from the diamond exchange district and the heart of Gush Dan.
Carmei Gat
A new and fast growing residential district halfway between Tel Aviv and Be'er Sheva, minutes from Highway 6, offering modern living at accessible prices.
Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut
A carefully planned city midway between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, connected to both by Highway 443, and a favorite of families seeking space and quality of life.
Kfar Saba
A green, family friendly city of about 110,000 residents in the Sharon region, with excellent schools and a high quality of life.
Petah Tikva
Known as the Mother of the Moshavot, founded in 1878 just east of Tel Aviv. Today it is a major residential and high tech hub.
Rishon LeZion
The fourth largest city in Israel, on the coastal plain just south of Tel Aviv, combining beaches, commerce and established neighborhoods.
Rehovot
The city of science and citrus, home to the Weizmann Institute, about twenty minutes south of Tel Aviv.
Ramat Gan
Directly east of Tel Aviv, home to one of the world's leading diamond exchanges, a growing skyline and the national park.
Ashkelon
A Mediterranean coastal city about 50 km south of Tel Aviv, with beautiful beaches, an ancient national park and attractive home prices.
Be'er Sheva
The capital of the Negev and the largest city in southern Israel, anchored by a leading university and a fast growing tech scene.
Bat Yam
A seaside city just south of Tel Aviv with a beautiful beachfront promenade, undergoing wide scale urban renewal that is transforming its skyline.
Holon
Part of Gush Dan just south of Tel Aviv, known for its Design Museum, its family friendly parks and its strong local economy.
Bnei Brak
A world center of Torah life just east of Tel Aviv, with more than 200,000 residents and a vibrant community fabric.
Haifa
Israel's third largest city, spread across the slopes of Mount Carmel above a sweeping bay. Home to the Bahai Gardens, the Technion, a major port and a wonderfully mixed, tolerant urban culture.
Arsuf
An exclusive clifftop village on the Mediterranean near Herzliya, named after the medieval fortress city beside it. One of the most private addresses in Israel.
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