Tel Aviv-Jaffa is the leading destination for Israelis who move from one city to another. This is according to data regarding address ...
Jerusalem, 4 June, 2025 (TPS-IL) — Tel Aviv-Jaffa is the leading destination for Israelis who move from one city to another. This is according to data regarding address changes made by Israeli residents since October 2023, published by Israel’s Population and Immigration Authority.
The data show that no less than 38,452 people changing their address to Tel Aviv-Jaffa during the period.
In second place is Jerusalem, where 27,962 people moved, followed by Ramat Gan with 18,405.
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