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Tzur Hadassah is one of the larger communities in the Jerusalem Corridor.

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Photo by: Nadlan-Top
Jerusalem, the country’s largest urban entity, has a sizable population, but its geographical boundaries are somewhat limited. It is also a very expensive city from a real-estate perspective, which means that not all those who would like to live there can afford to do so.

Consequently, during the past two to three decades, many Jerusalemites have moved to satellite cities such as Beit Shemesh and Ma’aleh Adumim.

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