Jerusalem inaugurates renewed Har Hotzvim Hi-Tech Park, projects it will generate 10,000 new jobs

The Jerusalem Development Authority and municipality announced the completion of a NIS 44 million redevelopment of the Har Hotzvim Hi-Tech Park. The project, which took over six years, includes infrastructure upgrades and is projected to generate 10,000 new jobs, hosting over 25,000 employees from companies like Intel and Mobileye.

The Jerusalem Development Authority (JDA) and the Jerusalem Municipality announced the completion of a NIS 44 million redevelopment of the Har Hotzvim Hi-Tech Park, one of the city's key technology hubs. The project, which took over six years, included extensive infrastructure improvements such as new roads, sidewalks, parking, lighting, and public spaces. The park is projected to generate 10,000 new jobs and host over 25,000 employees from Israeli and international companies, including Intel, Mobileye, Medtronic, Medinol, Elbit Systems, Ophir Optronics, Alpha Tau, and Rafael. Mayor Moshe Lion framed the investment as supporting employees, companies, and the next generation of entrepreneurs. JDA CEO Zachi Namir emphasized the project's role in strengthening Jerusalem's economy and attracting businesses and talent.