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Jobs in Israel without Hebrew
Cleaning, warehouses, factories, hotels and kitchens — many of these jobs don’t require Hebrew. Here is an honest overview: where Hebrew isn’t needed, what it pays, what to prepare and how to start. Our service is free for workers, and we speak English.
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Where you can work without Hebrew
In every field we hire for: cleaning offices, schools and sites; warehouses (picking, loading); production lines; hotels (rooms, laundry); and kitchens (prep, dishwashing).
It depends on the employer: on one site the supervisor speaks Russian or English, on another you need basic Hebrew. That’s why every job lists the languages needed, and we confirm it on WhatsApp before your first shift.
What it pays
Usually ₪40–50 an hour. We tell you the exact rate for a specific job before your first shift.
Wages are paid once a month, by law. On top of the hourly rate, Israeli law gives you pension contributions, paid vacation, sick days and travel expense refunds — all shown on your monthly payslip.
Documents you need
- Israeli ID (teudat zehut) — if you are a citizen, including new immigrants (olim).
- A document that allows you to work in Israel (for example, a work visa) — if you are not a citizen.
- A bank account — wages are paid into it.
Getting to work
It depends on the employer: some sites have transport, at others you get there yourself. Travel expenses are refunded to workers by law.
Where most jobs are
Most jobs are in Gush Dan — Tel Aviv, Rishon LeZion, Holon, Bat Yam, Petah Tikva and nearby. There is work in other parts of the country too.
Who we hire
Anyone with the right to work in Israel: citizens, new immigrants, residents and people with a work visa. Age doesn’t matter. Most simple jobs need no experience — training is on site. Full-time and part-time, depending on the job.
How to start — 3 steps
- Message us on WhatsApp or open a job below — the message is ready.
- We reply within a couple of hours and explain everything in English, Hebrew or Russian.
- We agree on a start date and hire you legally. You pay us nothing.
How to tell an honest agency
- It holds a manpower contractor licence from the Ministry of Labor. Ours is no. 2659 — check it in the public registry.
- An honest agency never charges the worker for finding a job.
- Your wage goes into your bank account and you get a payslip every month.
Questions
Can I really work with no Hebrew at all?
Yes, in many jobs. If basic Hebrew is needed, we tell you in advance.
How much do I pay you?
Nothing. Placement and hiring are free for workers.
Do I need experience?
For most simple jobs (warehouse, cleaning, kitchen) — no, training is on site.
Open jobs
Jobs open right now. Open a job for details, or message us on WhatsApp straight away.