Quality of Life Ranking Puts Kfar Saba on Top, Jerusalem at the Bottom
Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics published a new quality of life ranking for cities, focusing on living conditions rather than prices. Kfar Saba, Herzliya and Ramat Gan came out at the top of the index, while Jerusalem ranked at the bottom.
The bureau examined 56 indicators covering education, health, security and green space, among other measures of urban quality of life. The ranking was presented under the banner “Choosing life,” and reflects a broader comparison of how cities perform on day-to-day welfare measures.
The item was published on June 23, 2026 at 15:52, in a segment by Channel 12’s Koma 12 in cooperation with Medio Real Estate. No further details were provided in the text about the score breakdown or the next steps after publication.
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