Notable Residents
- Moshik Afia (1974–), singer
- Chen Aharoni (1990–), singer
- Oz Almog (1956–), Israeli-Austrian artist & author
- Rafi Amit, poker player
- Avraam Benaroya (1953–), Greek-Jewish Socialist leader,founder of the Communist Party of Greece
- David Ben Dayan (1978–), football player
- Omri Casspi (1988–), NBA basketball player (Cleveland Cavaliers)
- David D'Or (1966–), countertenor & composer; Israel's 2001 Singer of the Year
- Dana International (1972–), pop singer
- Eran Kolirin (1973–), cinema director & script writer
- Aryeh Krishek (1952 -), novelist and biographer
- Avihu Medina (1948–), composer, arranger, songwriter, and singer
- Lior Narkis (1976–), singer
- Chen Reiss, opera singer
- Rahel Vigdozchik (born 1989), Olympic rhythmic gymnast
- Peter Roth (1974–), rock singer & composer
- Ben Sahar (1989–), football player
- Arie Vardi, pianist & teacher
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