Israel Cities by Population 2025

5 Most Populated Israel Cities

4,568,530

1,199,980

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West Jerusalem

400,000

225,939

86 cities

City
2025 Pop.
Tel Aviv4,568,530
Haifa1,199,980
Jerusalem996,732
West Jerusalem400,000
Ashdod225,939
Netanya221,353
Rishon LeZiyyon220,492
Beersheba209,687
Bnei Brak204,639
Petah Tiqwa200,000
Holon196,282
Ramat Gan163,480
Ashkelon144,073
Rehovot143,904
Bat Yam129,013
Kfar Saba101,432
Jaffa100,000
Herzliya97,470
Hadera97,335
Modi'in Makkabbim Re'ut88,749
Nazareth77,445
Lod77,223
Ramla76,246
Ra'anana75,421
Rahat71,437
Bet Shemesh67,100
Modiin Ilit64,179
Hod HaSharon63,175
Givatayim60,644
Afula54,250
Eilat52,299
Nahariyya51,200
Ness Ziona50,351
Acre49,380
Qiryat Ata48,966
Yavne47,585
Qiryat Gat47,450
Ramat HaSharon47,245
Tiberias44,779
Karmi'el44,382
Umm el Fahm41,030
Qiryat Mozqin39,404
Qiryat Yam39,273
Rosh Ha'Ayin39,215
Netivot37,542
Or Yehuda36,813
Qiryat Bialik36,551
Safed36,094
Dimona34,500
Tamra34,392
Et Taiyiba32,978
Sakhnin31,702
Yehud-Monosson29,928
Arad26,756
Giv'at Shmuel26,578
Gedera26,217
Yehud25,600
Daliyat al Karmel25,000
Migdal Ha`Emeq24,800
Mevasseret Ziyyon24,409
Ofaqim24,311
Nesher24,148
Kafr Qasim23,823
Gan Yavne22,453
Qiryat Shemona22,035
Kefar Yona21,611
maalot Tarshiha21,400
Tirah20,786
Shoham20,740
Sederot20,228
Tirat Karmel18,993
Maghar18,915
Ariel17,668
Kafr Kanna17,606
Judeida Makr17,530
Qalansuwa16,898
Bet She'an16,800
Azor16,201
Ganei Tikva16,053
Er Reina15,621
Even Yehuda15,221
Kafr Manda15,014
Iksal11,398
Rekhasim10,682
Nahf10,105
Beit Jann10,002

Israel Overview

Israel has 2 cities with more than a million people, 14 cities with between 100,000 and 1 million people, and 70 cities with between 10,000 and 100,000 people. The largest city in Israel is Tel Aviv, with a population of 4,568,530 people.

Regarded by the major western religions as the Biblical Holy Land, Israel has many sacred sites, including the Western Wall, Mount Zion, and the Sea of Galilee. Many of its most famous sites are in the capital city of Jerusalem, which is located on a plateau in the Judaean Mountains. Jerusalem has a long and often troubled history; it has been destroyed twice, and attacked and captured many times. Today, it continues to be a politically contentious location, but it is also home to a population of 850,000, a popular tourist destination and a center of higher education.

Although Jerusalem is regarded as Israel’s capital city, the country’s economic center is Tel Aviv, located on the country’s Mediterranean coast. Tel Aviv is also the second-largest city in Israel with a population of 438,818. It is known for its thriving culture and for being home to many technology companies – the area in which these are based is nicknamed Silicon Wadi. Tel Aviv University is also the largest university in Israel and has more than 30,000 students. Both Jerusalem and Tel Avic are also UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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