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Richest cities in Israel 2025

The highest average wages in Israel are in Ramat HaSharon (₪25,510), Givatayim (₪23,589) and Hod HaSharon (₪23,467) a month per employee, according to National Insurance for 2025, against ₪15,140 nationwide. The lowest: Modi'in Illit (₪8,009).

Beit She'an: ₪11,986Kafr Qara: ₪11,075Ariel: ₪14,215Nesher: ₪16,144Ma'alot-Tarshiha: ₪13,248Kiryat Shmona: ₪12,621Mughar: ₪11,240Yokneam Illit: ₪18,091Ganei Tikva: ₪23,166Qalansawe: ₪10,151Or Akiva: ₪13,764Arrabe: ₪10,233Tire: ₪10,606Kafr Qasim: ₪9,526Migdal HaEmek: ₪12,068Kfar Yona: ₪17,314Kiryat Malakhi: ₪11,351Arad: ₪11,540Givat Shmuel: ₪21,383Yehud-Monosson: ₪18,309Baqa al-Gharbiyye: ₪10,472Tirat Carmel: ₪14,764Sakhnin: ₪10,344Ma'ale Adumim: ₪14,489Tamra: ₪9,345Safed (Tzfat): ₪10,420Dimona: ₪14,460Sderot: ₪14,305Be'er Ya'akov: ₪18,234Kiryat Yam: ₪12,479Or Yehuda: ₪13,736Ofakim: ₪12,965Harish: ₪13,660Shefa-'Amr: ₪10,331Karmiel: ₪13,844Nes Ziona: ₪20,834Nof HaGalil: ₪11,703Kiryat Ono: ₪23,339Tayibe: ₪9,750Kiryat Bialik: ₪15,080Ramat HaSharon: ₪25,510Kiryat Motzkin: ₪15,387Elad: ₪9,621Acre (Akko): ₪11,982Tiberias: ₪11,138Eilat: ₪13,130Givatayim: ₪23,589Yavne: ₪16,561Netivot: ₪11,957Umm al-Fahm: ₪8,934Kiryat Ata: ₪14,244Hod HaSharon: ₪23,467Nahariya: ₪14,743Afula: ₪12,414Beitar Illit: ₪8,364Nazareth: ₪10,176Kiryat Gat: ₪12,032Rosh HaAyin: ₪17,660Rahat: ₪9,621Ra'anana: ₪22,308Ramla: ₪12,125Modi'in Illit: ₪8,009Kfar Saba: ₪19,927Lod: ₪12,088Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut: ₪21,751Hadera: ₪14,125Herzliya: ₪22,518Bat Yam: ₪12,084Rehovot: ₪17,082Ramat Gan: ₪20,209Ashkelon: ₪13,268Holon: ₪14,615Beit Shemesh: ₪10,969Be'er Sheva: ₪14,039Ashdod: ₪13,215Netanya: ₪14,137Bnei Brak: ₪9,638Rishon LeZion: ₪16,490Petah Tikva: ₪16,672Haifa: ₪16,352Tel Aviv-Yafo: ₪22,511Jerusalem: ₪11,762123
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Highest wages

  1. #2Givatayim₪23,589Average monthly wage per employee
  2. #1Ramat HaSharon₪25,510Average monthly wage per employee
  3. #3Hod HaSharon₪23,467Average monthly wage per employee

Lowest wages

  1. 82Modi'in Illit₪8,009
  2. 81Beitar Illit₪8,364
  3. 80Umm al-Fahm₪8,934

Full ranking: Richest cities in Israel

Average monthly wage per employee, 2025. Click a name to see all its data.

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#CityAverage monthly wage per employee
1Ramat HaSharon
₪25,510
2Givatayim
₪23,589
3Hod HaSharon
₪23,467
4Kiryat Ono
₪23,339
5Ganei Tikva
₪23,166
6Herzliya
₪22,518
7Tel Aviv-Yafo
₪22,511
8Ra'anana
₪22,308
9Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut
₪21,751
10Givat Shmuel
₪21,383
11Nes Ziona
₪20,834
12Ramat Gan
₪20,209
13Kfar Saba
₪19,927
14Yehud-Monosson
₪18,309
15Be'er Ya'akov
₪18,234
16Yokneam Illit
₪18,091
17Rosh HaAyin
₪17,660
18Kfar Yona
₪17,314
19Rehovot
₪17,082
20Petah Tikva
₪16,672

Dashed line: the median, ₪13,660

By district

The median value in each district

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Tel Aviv
₪22,511
Central
₪17,082
Judea and Samaria
₪14,215
Haifa
₪14,125
Southern
₪13,130
Northern
₪11,982
Jerusalem
₪11,762

How is this ranking calculated?

Method and sources

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The average monthly wage of employees who live in the city, from National Insurance (Bituach Leumi) data. It is by place of residence, not place of work. Averages are pulled up by very high salaries, so each town's page also shows the share earning up to the minimum wage.

FAQ

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What is the richest city in Israel?

By average wage, Ramat HaSharon: ₪25,510 a month per employee (2025).

Which Israeli city has the lowest wages?

Modi'in Illit: ₪8,009 a month.

What is the average salary in Israel in 2025?

₪15,140 a month per employee, according to National Insurance. 25 of the 82 cities are above it.

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