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Opportunity Atlas

Where olim actually land, set beside what a family pays and gets in each town. Filter by district, by the benefits that apply and by train, then open a town for every column with its source and date.

80 localities; olim 2015 to 2025; rent and prices to mid-2026; schools 2024; trains October 2026. Last updated 15 October 2026. Download (CSV) · CC BY 4.0CC BY 4.0 covers Aliyahu Research's compilation: the choice of towns, the joins, the screens and the suppression. Each source keeps its own terms, linked next to every value.

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"Fewer than 11" marks a group of 0 to 10. "Withheld" marks a figure hidden so that a small group cannot be worked out. Cells under 11 are suppressed and checked against our other published files.

The screens

Cheap rent
Family rent at least 25% below the national 3.5 to 4 room average (NIS 4,090 or less)
A quarter off is a gap a family feels every month, about NIS 1,360.
Schools
2024 bagrut eligibility at or above the national 76.6% (families with teens: 81.6%, five points above)
The only open, current, locality-level school outcome.
Tax credit
On the 2026 section 11 list
As published by the Tax Authority.
Rent aid
The address qualifies for the larger olim rent aid under the 1 April 2025 district rule
The benefit 2025 and 2026 arrivals actually receive.
Train
Fastest morning journey of 60 minutes or less to Tel Aviv HaShalom or Jerusalem Navon (singles: 45)
A daily commute most people accept.
Community
30 or more olim from your own group in 2023 to 2025, about 10 a year
Enough recent arrivals like you to find each other. Not a measure of the settled community.
Families arriving
Share of 2023 to 2025 olim under 18 at or above the national 21.6%
Other families with children are arriving too.
Retirees arriving
Share of 2023 to 2025 olim aged 65 or over at or above the national 10.0%
Peers at the same stage.

Sources and dates

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