Nega Big Times 60+
מידע ציבורי עם קישור רשמי להצטרפות
A 60+ community in Tel Aviv with tens of thousands of followers: social content, activities and meetups proving the third age is the liveliest.
Added to the guide on August 7, 2026
Israel's largest social network for ages 60 and up: fitness classes, Zoom lectures, trips, meetups and connections — proof that life is just getting started.
There's a moment when the calendar clears — the kids are grown, work is no longer the center — and suddenly there's time. The question is who to fill it with. Motke, Israel's largest social network for ages 60 and up, was built exactly for that question.
What happens there? Almost everything: fitness classes tuned to a body that knows what it likes, Zoom lectures on every topic under the sun, organized trips around the country, regional social meetups — and a connections corner for those looking for a partner for the road.
Joining is simple, even for the less tech-savvy: open the site, sign up, choose what interests you. Thousands of members are already there — all that's left is to say hello.
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מידע ציבורי עם קישור רשמי להצטרפות
A 60+ community in Tel Aviv with tens of thousands of followers: social content, activities and meetups proving the third age is the liveliest.
מידע ציבורי עם קישור רשמי להצטרפות
A long-running municipal nonprofit running 16 neighborhood retirees' clubs across Haifa and Kiryat Haim, with courses, lectures, workshops, day trips and organized getaways built for the third age. It's less one big online community and more a citywide network of real clubhouses people actually show up to every week.
מידע ציבורי עם קישור רשמי להצטרפות
The public Facebook group of Raanana Municipality's seniors' club: yearly class registration, organized trips around the country, outdoor sports sessions and a running series of Friday-morning lectures for the city's retirees. The group stays busy year-round, from sign-up announcements to photos fresh off the latest hike.