Harish
Israel’s Rising City of Opportunity and Community Living
Harish is one of Israel’s newest and fastest-growing cities, offering a fresh urban vision in the heart of nature. Nestled on green hills in the Haifa District and strategically located near Highway 6, Harish combines a Galilee-like quality of life with easy access to Israel’s central cities. With its young population, modern infrastructure, and dynamic development, Harish is rapidly becoming a top destination for families and professionals alike.
Location
Central-Northern Location: About 45 minutes from Tel Aviv, 40 minutes from Haifa, and 30 minutes from Kfar Saba.
Natural Surroundings: Surrounded by forests and nature reserves, with scenic views and opportunities for hiking and biking.
Strategic Access: Adjacent to the Iron Interchange on Highway 6, providing excellent road connectivity.
Young and Growing: Over 40,000 residents (2024), median age 21.7 — one of the youngest cities in Israel.
Diverse and Inclusive: A mix of religious, traditional, and secular families, living side by side in an environment built for coexistence.
Community-Oriented: Strong emphasis on youth movements, cultural programs, and family events.
Highway 6 Access: Direct, fast travel north and south.
Public Transport: Extensive bus routes, with future expansion planned.
Rail Development: Long-term plans include connecting Harish to Israel Railways for faster commuting.
Local Infrastructure: Pedestrian-friendly design, bike paths, and well-planned road networks.
Why Choose Harish?
Harish is not just a city—it’s a vision for Israel’s future. With its affordable housing, youthful energy, and massive government backing, Harish is becoming one of the best options for olim and investors alike. Families enjoy green spaces, diverse community life, and the comfort of brand-new housing at prices far below central Israel’s overheated markets.
Transportation
Highway 6 Access: Direct, fast travel north and south.
Public Transport: Extensive bus routes, with future expansion planned.
Rail Development: Long-term plans include connecting Harish to Israel Railways for faster commuting.
Local Infrastructure: Pedestrian-friendly design, bike paths, and well-planned road networks.