Anglo-List.com, the premier directory site for information on all services, destinations and aspects of life in Haifa and Israel, for English-speaking olim, residents, businesspeople and tourists.
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"I just wanted to say THANK YOU for providing such a wonderful wealth of information, for those of us who have been in Israel for many years and still do not speak Hebrew well and to those who have just, or are about to, make Aliyah - Kol hakavod."
Trisha
Website for Anglos launched in Haifa
Jerusalem Post: 27th November 2009
Suzanne Suckerman had been living in Haifa for 20 years when the financial crisis pushed the American NGO she worked for "down the tube."
"When that happened, I needed to think of something else," said Suckerman, who made aliya from Johannesburg in 1989. "The job market in Haifa is pretty crummy at the moment."
Drawing on her 20 years of life after aliya, Suckerman began to develop anglo-list.com, a guide for English-speakers in Haifa and around Israel.

I am pleased to see the English speaking community of Haifa growing and contributing to the city and its development. Haifa is a special city, it is a multicultural society - its citizens coming from all different communities.
One of Haifa’s veteran citizens, Doreen Guinsberg aged 95, agreed to be interviewed for this website:
As I entered her very modest ground floor apartment in Ahuzza, Haifa, I immediately noticed an antique bookstand filled with lots of interesting old leather bound books. A large collection of nature scenes, watercolors and pastels cover the walls. On the coffee table are a selection of paperbacks on Aliyah, Israel and Zionism. As I talk with her I discover that Doreen is an ardent Zionist and has been ever since she first