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A picturesque hill rising about 780 meters above sea level is the idyllic setting for Melach Ha’Aretz, Azorim’s exclusive new residential complex in the Jerusalem Hills. The project includes three 29-story buildings surrounded by 10 acres of nature reserves, offering breathtaking views of the Judean Desert and the Dead Sea. Melach Ha’Aretz marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter in the story of Jerusalem.

Melach Ha’Aretz is ideally located along Highway 60 between Arnona and Kibbutz Ramat Rachel, just minutes from the city center and the Old City, with easy access via Begin Road. The project is also adjacent to the future light rail line, providing residents with convenient access to every part of the city. Surrounded by upscale malls, boutique retail, and curated commercial centers, the location offers both exceptional accessibility and a refined lifestyle.

Melach Ha’Aretz is set alongside Aqueduct Park, a 7.4-acre green expanse near Kibbutz Ramat Rachel managed by the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, blending preserved natural landscapes with outdoor experiences for the whole family. The project also features the Body and Mind complex, with a swimming pool and patio, fully equipped fitness center, yoga and pilates studios, an elegant residents lounge, and a thoughtfully designed community synagogue.

An extraordinary residential experience defined by the highest standards, featuring 374 meticulously designed apartments from one to four bedrooms, each planned with generous layouts, natural light, and premium finishes. Elegant interiors and high-quality materials are complemented by curated communal spaces—including a grand lobby, refined lounge with library, and landscaped gardens—creating a harmonious blend of private luxury and community living.

For over 60 years, Azorim has been one of Israel’s foremost real estate companies. Founded in 1964, Azorim is currently led by international businessman Hershey Friedman and has grown into a publicly traded enterprise, with shares listed on the TASE. With six decades of professional experience and strong economic foundations, Azorim stands at the forefront of the Israeli real estate market, specializing in residential properties. Azorim is renowned for developing innovative construction projects, identifying real estate potential, and creating advanced, enjoyable living environments for its residents, delivering first-class design, quality, and environmental excellence.

For over 60 years, Azorim has been one of Israel’s foremost real estate companies. Founded in 1964, Azorim is currently led by international businessman Hershey Friedman and has grown into a publicly traded enterprise, with shares listed on the TASE. With six decades of professional experience and strong economic foundations, Azorim stands at the forefront of the Israeli real estate market, specializing in residential properties.

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