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REAL ESTATE ISRAEL
Monthly Update,
April 2026
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'Bringing Anglos into a community is a blessing'
As Anglo immigration grows, developers rethink ways to cultivate communal roots
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Zev Stub
From rabbi-led neighborhoods to group purchases, new approaches aim to ease immigrants’ transition as a post-Oct. 7 wave of newcomers seeks to blend American comforts with the Zionist dream
Real Estate Israel
Housing snapshot March 2026: Prices dip again after two-month rise
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Nature society calls to freeze ‘land grab’ retroactively legalizing Galilee farm buildings
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SPNI says Agriculture Ministry plan to legitimize illegal structures on lands equivalent in size to Tel Aviv-Jaffa includes areas in nature reserves, national parks, forests
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'After rounds of sirens, suddely we're not hearing anything'
Seeking refuge from sirens and strikes, Israelis migrate south to quiet Mitzpe Ramon
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Jessica Steinberg
Located in the middle of the vast Negev Desert, the isolated hamlet on the Ramon Crater has seen the arrival of thousands since the joint US-Israeli attack on Iran’s regime
In biggest exit in Israeli history, Google completes $32 billion deal to buy Wiz
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Sharon Wrobel
With the Wiz purchase, Google wants to bolster its AI cyber offerings to compete in the cloud race against global tech giants; deal to inject an estimated $3.2b into state coffers
Defense giant Elbit becomes Israel’s most valuable company, after 45% surge this year
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'People want to feel like they're doing something normal'
Launched between wars, Tel Aviv bookstore offers curated English selection amid sirens
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Jessica Steinberg
Michal Goldschmidt decided to pivot from an art career to her lifelong passion for books. She opened Bookhaus earlier this year, and is providing a welcoming oasis for an already loyal crowd
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Pre-state vaults and ancient cisterns provide shelter for Jerusalemites again under siege
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Zev Stub
In Israel’s shelters, an ‘underground’ entertainment scene is born under missile fire
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Jessica Steinberg
Passover hotel programs see mass exodus as war disrupts holiday travel plans
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Iron from a 2,600-year-old shipwreck off Israeli coast may rewrite the history of war
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Rossella Tercatin
The first evidence that iron was traded as a semifinished product has been found off the coast of northern Israel. It may have been intended for weaponry among rival empires in an era of upheaval
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