The benefits of moving to Israel. Life in a free country where you can be whoever you want, express yourself however you want, and say whatever you want. In these difficult times, that's invaluable. The government provides incredible support at first—money, language school, education subsidies, and so on. Moving to Israel is one of the easiest compared to other countries. The Mediterranean Sea, the Dead Sea, the Red Sea, and even the Sea of Galilee or simply Lake Kinneret are all nearby. The nearest sea can be reached by car from anywhere in Israel in no more than an hour. A "Darkon" is an Israeli passport that grants visa-free entry or visa-on-arrival entry to 160 countries. So, just buy a ticket and fly wherever you want. Salaries are high. The minimum wage in Israel, below which no one earns full-time, is $1,500. The average salary in Israel is around $3,000 per month.