The Israeli Dream: "We Arrived and Fell in Love—Here, You Can Truly Enjoy a High Quality of Life"

For young couples in Israel, the dream has always been a private home with a garden, open spaces, and breathtaking views—combined with a vibrant, meaningful community life. Now, that dream is within reach, just a short drive away, offering an unparalleled living experience: "The sense of family here is unlike anything you’ll find elsewhere"

The ultimate dream of young families in Israel has always been a spacious home with a garden. When you add stunning landscapes and a warm, values-driven community, you get the perfect living environment. In Teneh Omarim, every family can find its place and become part of a uniquely integrated community where religious and secular residents live together in an extraordinary model of coexistence. The town offers a range of amenities, including a communal swimming pool with designated hours for mixed and separate swimming, as well as parks, green spaces, and some of the region’s top-tier educational institutions.

Now, this dream is more accessible than ever, offering a high standard of living at an attractive price—just a short drive away. Teneh Omarim provides a premium lifestyle while remaining close to major transportation routes, including Highway 6, and just a short commute to Be’er Sheva, the capital of the Negev, with its diverse employment opportunities. Currently, Harey Zahav is marketing a new project featuring 135 high-end, semi-detached and private homes, including an especially appealing 148-square-meter private home model priced at approximately 2.5 million shekels.

The project was designed by renowned architects Eyal Silis and Haim Elfasi of Shiach Architects, who explain their vision:

"Wind—spirituality. Earth—a connection to Israel and nature. Community—mutual responsibility. The Judean Hills—the view, the open spaces. All of these elements come together to shape the architectural language of this project."

"This project primarily targets residents of the south—though, of course, everyone is welcome," says Michael Butir, VP of Marketing at Harey Zahav. "Its proximity to Be’er Sheva means that people who work in the city don’t have to change jobs but can upgrade their family’s quality of life. They can enjoy rural-style living in a mixed community, with a private home and a garden, all while staying within reach of urban life."

According to Butir, Be’er Sheva has grown into a metropolitan hub, capable of absorbing some outward migration. "People still want to work in Be’er Sheva, but they’re looking for a higher standard of living. This is an opportunity to step out of the apartment building model—where you may not know your neighbors, or if you do, it’s not always a close connection—and into something more nostalgic, more communal, and ultimately more fulfilling."