Pros and Cons of Living in Israel

"Most people are nice and will help if they can. They are happy to speak English if they can," remarked one expat in Ramat Gan.

"Expats in Israel appreciate the country's rich history and culture, which is evident in its many archaeological sites, museums, and monuments. They also enjoy the vibrant nightlife, the delicious food, and the warm hospitality of the locals. Additionally, expats appreciate the country's diverse religious and cultural backgrounds, which make it a unique and interesting place to live. Finally, expats enjoy the country's beautiful landscapes, from the Mediterranean Sea to the Negev Desert," explained one expat living in Israel.

"The people here are so warm. They will not trust you at first, but when you prove to them you are a nice person, they will open up to you. Most people have learned English from an early age here, and are often eager to speak to you in English. This was so helpful and crucial when I first came here," said one expat in Kfar Saba.

"Inefficiency. Dirtiness. Extremely aggressive rudeness on occasion (ex. bus drivers screaming and threatening you) Cars parking on sidewalks and in the right driving lane--for real," said one expat in Ramat Gan.