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Neighbourhood matcher
Pick what matters to you and see which neighbourhoods fit best. A starting point, not a ranking: walk the streets on a weekday and on Shabbat before you decide.
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- MagdielThe oldest of the four moshavot (1924), in the north-east of the city near the Hod HaSharon–Sokolov train station. Its central synagogue (1930s) served as a Haganah headquarters.Places listed here: 81
- RamatayimFounded in 1925 by immigrants from Poland on "two hills"; in 1949 it became the first local council in Israel. Today the central part of town around Ramatayim Street.Places listed here: 40
- Kfar HadarFounded in 1927 on citrus farming; Yemenite immigrants built the Shikun HaTeimanim quarter here in the early 1940s. Merged with Ramatayim in 1951.Places listed here: 25
- Ramat HadarFounded in 1938 on a hill south of Hadar by immigrants from Germany; joined the town in 1963. Mostly low-rise homes.Places listed here: 7
- Gil AmalNeighbourhood on the eastern side of the city, with its own community centre and mikveh.Places listed here: 17
- Neve Ne'emanSouthern neighbourhood beside the Neve Ne'eman business area, with its own community primary school and mikveh.Places listed here: 12
- Neve HadarSouth-western neighbourhood towards Highway 4 and the southern fields.Places listed here: 3
- Ramot MenachemNeighbourhood in the south of the city, between Ramat Hadar and Neve Ne'eman.Places listed here: 11