The Holy City

A Holy City, Rising

Tzfat is one of the four holy cities of Israel. It is also one of the poorest cities in the country. That changes now.

A cobalt blue doorway in a limestone alley of the Old City of Tzfat, in morning light.

Why now

In 2025, the government committed 3.4 billion shekels to Tzfat, the largest investment in the city's modern history. The state is building the walls. The Jewish world gets to build what's inside them.

Tzfat from above, rooftops stepping down the hillside toward the Galilee, with Meron in the distance.

What we do

We are contracted by the City of Tzfat to restore three heritage sites, build a technology and business hub that creates real jobs, and fund the proven leaders already holding the city together.

  • Restore.

    Three heritage sites.

  • Build.

    A technology and business hub that creates real jobs.

  • Fund.

    The proven leaders already holding the city together.

The goal is simple and public: move Tzfat from socioeconomic cluster 2 to cluster 3 within ten years.

The CBS publishes the number. Anyone can check it.

The ancient cemetery of Tzfat seen from the upper path, its graves painted blue, in late afternoon light.

The Founding Circle is forming now. The first major gift is in.

This is the moment to be first.