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Why you don’t pay thousands for healthcare in Israel, and why that feels suspicious at first
What is kupat holim? How does Israel’s universal healthcare system actually work, why there’s no bill after a doctor visit and what every new immigrant should know before getting care
ynet Global
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07.16.26
Choosing a health fund in Israel: Why new immigrants get it wrong
‘Many decide at the last minute based on a name they recognize,’ says health systems expert; confusion, language gaps and unfamiliar rules leave olim struggling to navigate care and often choosing a kupa that does not fit their needs
ynet Global
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07.16.26
Location, location, location: where you live in Israel shapes your healthcare
From your first choice at the airport to your daily access to doctors and specialists, where you settle in Israel can determine how close, fast and convenient your healthcare really is
ynet Global
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07.16.26
New to Israel? How new immigrants can avoid costly banking mistakes | Part 2
In part 2: from everyday fees to managing foreign currency, new immigrants face hidden banking costs; Gila Yosef, Manager of Bank Leumi’s Netanya branch, explains how to stay in control and avoid small expenses that quickly add up
ynet Global
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07.13.26
Aliyah from Western countries surges as overall immigration to Israel falls, data show
Government report shows fewer arrivals in 2025, but more immigrants from the US, France, Britain and Canada, including young adults, doctors and students
Roy Rubinstein
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06.28.26
Two new immigrants invest 30 million shekels in an Israeli hostel chain
Marc Lugassy and Paul Naccache, olim from Switzerland and France, led an investment round in the Abraham Group; the money will finance the construction of a hostel complex on the Dead Sea and the expansion of the Abraham Tours tour arm in international markets
Navit Zomer
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06.25.26
Buying property in Israel: why lifestyle matters more than bedrooms and budget
In Israeli real estate, buyers often focus on bedrooms and budget while overlooking a key factor: lifestyle; The right neighborhood and life needs matter more than the apartment itself for long-term satisfaction
Noah Sander
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06.24.26
Leading Israeli figures honored for contributions through Aliyah
Winners of the 12th annual Sylvan Adams Nefesh B’Nefesh Bonei Zion Prize include leaders in science, education, diplomacy, sports and innovation, recognizing the impact of English-speaking Olim on Israel
ynet Global
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06.22.26
From Brooklyn to Tel Aviv: olim entrepreneurs turn dreams into businesses
From secondhand fashion and colorful art to pins celebrating Jewish identity, three immigrant entrepreneurs share howaliyah inspired them to build businesses in Israel, navigate challenges and find community support through events like Shuk Olim in Tel Aviv hosted by Nefesh B’Nefesh
David Matlin
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06.21.26
Decorated lone soldier once saved a friend’s life, then fell in Lebanon
Ukraine-born Master Sgt. Alexander Filin, who came to Israel alone as a teen and once stopped a stabbing attack, was killed in Lebanon; 'This is why I came to Israel, to be part of everyone,' he once said in an interview
Eitan Glikman
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06.18.26
For new olim, Israel’s banking system does not have to be a culture shock
Eyal Efrat, Australian-raised banking executive says Israel’s financial system can feel confusing at first, but olim can navigate it by learning the key differences in credit cards, overdrafts, fees and mortgages even before they arrive
ynet Global
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06.14.26
Why paying in installments is so common in Israel?
A guide for new immigrants to Israel’s installment culture, how ‘tashlumim’ actually works, when it can help manage costs and what should you pay attention to
ynet Global
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06.10.26
A guide for olim: How to open an Israeli bank account in 5 steps
From landing at Ben Gurion Airport to accessing your first shekel, opening a bank account is one of the most urgent and confusing steps for olim; here’s how to navigate it quickly, what banks offer and what to prepare in advance
ynet Global
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06.10.26
New to Israel? How to avoid common banking mistakes that cost money | Part 1
In part 1: from credit cards to rental guarantees, new immigrants (olim) face unfamiliar financial rules. Gila Yosef, Manager of Bank Leumi’s Netanya branch, says early guidance can help avoid confusion, unexpected fees and costly mistakes
ynet Global
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06.10.26
The new oleh’s guide to Israeli mortgages
From currency risks to credit gaps, new immigrants entering Israel’s housing market face a steep learning curve; understanding the system, costs and pitfalls is key to avoiding costly mistakes
ynet Global
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06.10.26
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