aliyah and etc

[Mיוחדת ביותר]

you're wrong.

i'm sorry to tell you, but you're quite wrong. Tel aviv doesn't have many reliigous people. most people who live in tel aviv are young, non- religious people. if he wants to live in a commopolitan city who has diverse range of people, he should go and live in jerusalm. there he will find people who come from diffrent places and cultures.

 

[eurofreak05]

aliyah and etc

Hello everyone! I am currently a college freshman studying politcal science. Recently I have come to consider making aliyah more seriously and therefore have a couple questions. 1. I am concentrating in Political Science and am thinking in either going to law school or grad school for this. I also speak several languages. What would the job market look like for me? 2. I love big, cosmopolitan, and culturally diverse cities. Which Israeli city do you think would fit this criteria the best seeing that I am also religious? 3. Would it be prudent to finish a post university degree in the USA or would it be more beneficial to do it in Israel?