List of Israeli twin towns and sister cities

Acre

• La Rochelle, France (since 1972)^[1]
• Pisa, Italy (since 1998)^[2]
• Bielsko-Biała, Poland^[3]

Karmiel

• Metz, France^[4]
• Kisvárda, Hungary^[5]
• Hamar, Norway^[6]
• Denver, Colorado, United States^[7]
• Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States (since 2006)^[8]

Kiryat Motzkin

• Tacoma, Washington, United States (since 1979)^[9]

Kfar Saba

• Delft, Netherlands (since 1971)^{[10][11][12][13]}
• Mülheim, Germany^[13]
• San José, Costa Rica^[13]
• Wiesbaden, Germany^[13]

Ra'anana

• Boulogne-Billancourt, France (since 1994)^[14]
• Bramsche, Germany (since 1978)^[14]
• Goslar, Germany (since 2006)^[14]
• Verona, Italy (since 1998)^[14]
• Opsterland, Netherlands (since 1963)^[14][15]
• Tainan, Taiwan (since 1999)^[14]
• Atlanta, Georgia, United States (since 2001)^[14]

Tel Mond

• Sarasota, Florida, United States (since 1994)^[16]

Ramat Gan

Asia Qingdao, China[17] Taoyuan, Taiwan[17] Shenyang, China[17] North America Phoenix, Arizona, United States[17] South America Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (since 2010)[18][19] San Borja, Peru[17]

Europe Barnet, England, United Kingdom[17] Kassel, Germany[17] Main-Kinzig-Kreis, Germany[17] Penza, Russia[17] Strasbourg, France[17] Szombathely, Hungary[17] Weinheim, Germany[17] Wrocław, Poland[17]

Signpost of twin towns in Ramat Gan.

Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv has 26 sister cities and has a partnership with Los Angeles, United States:^[20]

Beit Shemesh

• Nordhausen, Germany^[31]
• Ramapo, New York, United States^[31]
• Split, Croatia^[31][32]

Jerusalem

• Prague, Czech Republic^[33]
• New York City, United States (since 1993)^[34]
• Ayabe, Japan ^[35]