Tribe Tel Aviv
A community for English-speaking olim in Tel Aviv.
Moving to a new country isn't easy — but the right community can change everything. We mapped the strongest oleh communities, including English-speaking ones, that host events, help with klita (absorption) and connect people who know exactly what being new feels like.
A community for English-speaking olim in Tel Aviv.
'Home Away from Home in Tel Aviv' — a community for olim.
A social initiative by the Ramat Gan municipality connecting young Jewish adults (ages 20–40) from all over the world to the city and to Israel: olim, native-born Israelis, and Israel Experience participants — through social networking and community programming.
A nationwide network of communities for olim.
Community pageAn active Facebook group for new olim in Tel Aviv-Yafo — questions, advice, events and meeting fellow newcomers in the city.
A veteran nonprofit (45+ years) of English speakers in Israel: branches nationwide, social and cultural activities, classes and community volunteering.
Community pageA Haifa Meetup group bringing together residents from different backgrounds and cultures for social gatherings in English — locals and internationals alike.
A community for young English-speaking professionals in Jerusalem, run by OU Israel since 2016: classes, Shabbat meals and social events.
A nonprofit accompanying new olim through every stage of absorption — help with bureaucracy and citizenship, guidance through the healthcare system, and Hebrew conversation clubs with volunteers, judgment-free and for every age.
A standing networking community for English-speaking young adults ages 21–35 — new olim, diaspora Jews and Israelis — run by the Shurat HaDin (Israel Law Center) NGO. Events pair guest speakers (including former Mossad and Shabak officers) on security, diplomacy and law with social evenings like pizza and beer, sushi and wine, and private movie screenings.