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Explore detailed profiles for 200+ Israeli cities with data from the CBS, Ministry of Education, and Israel Police. Each profile includes demographics (median age, income, education), school performance (test scores, satisfaction ratings), safety scores, cost of living, and Olim community data.
Tel Aviv
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Median Age
36Population
469,425Families 4+ Children
5.1%Vehicles per 100
49.7Born Abroad
32.1%Voter Turnout
59.6%Avg Monthly Income
₪10,850Wage Earners (25-54)
86.9%High Earners (2x Avg)
22.4%Income Support
2.7%Cost Index
149District
Tel AvivAcademic Degree (27-54)
54.7%Total Schools
114Elementary
34Middle School
41RAMA Test Scores (200-800 Scale)
RAMA scores range from 200-800. The national average is shown for comparison.
Arabic
591
English
555+31 vs avg
200National Avg: 524800
Hebrew
551+4 vs avg
200National Avg: 547800
Mathematics
545+0 vs avg
200National Avg: 545800
Science
586+14 vs avg
200National Avg: 572800
Teacher Satisfaction
81.5%Student Satisfaction
67.7%Violence Index
11.7%Total Olim
22,400Olim Percentage
4.8%Olim Grade
Very HighAliyah Since 2010
8.9%Country of Origin
France
29.0%
USA
21.4%
Russia
14.3%
Other
12.1%
Argentina
8.5%
Ukraine
8.0%
UK
6.7%
Languages Spoken
French (30.0%)English (25.0%)Russian (18.0%)Spanish (12.0%)Other (10.0%)Portuguese (5.0%)
Average Rent
₪8,200Rent per m²
₪115Year-over-Year Change
+2.5%Gross Rental Yield
2.5%Rent by Apartment Size
1-2 Rooms
₪5,800
2.5-3 Rooms
₪7,004
3.5-4 Rooms
₪8,739
4.5-6 Rooms
₪11,500
Source: CBS Israel, Q3 2025
What is the Cost Index?
The Cost Index compares this city's living costs to the national average (100). A score of 120 means 20% more expensive than average, while 80 means 20% cheaper.
≤90: Very Affordable 91-110: Average 111-130: Above Average 130+: Expensive
Avg Rent (2BR)
₪7,015Arnona (Property Tax)
₪580Total (Single)
₪9,970 - ₪15,061Monthly Cost Breakdown
Rent
₪5,752 - ₪8,278
Utilities
₪1,119 - ₪1,826
Groceries
₪4,947 - ₪7,302
Transport
₪816 - ₪1,408
Internet & Mobile
₪155 - ₪252
Education
₪1,470 - ₪2,300
Healthcare
₪749 - ₪1,429
Source: CBS Table 4.9 (2025) + CBS Household Expenditure Survey 2022
Secular
68%
Religious
16%
Haredi
7%
Arab
10%
Based on school type distribution (CBS Education Data)
Political Spectrum
22%
48%
27%
arab (3.1%)
center (48.2%)
left (21.5%)
right (27.2%)
Synagogues
26Ulpans
2Schools
19Doctors
5Clinics
35Bomb Shelters
26EV Charging
2