Trump Heights

The settlement began in 1981 as a Nahal outpost, after which a kibbutz named Kela Golan was established at the site. In 1991, a new gar'in of immigrants from the former Soviet Union arrived, and the settlement was designated as a community settlement named Bruchim. In 2003, a new neighborhood was built to the west, which over the years separated into an independent settlement named Kela Alon. 

Following the government decision to establish the settlement 'Ramat Trump' at the current location of Bruchim-Kela, the Golan Regional Council, in partnership with the Settlement Division, decided to establish the physical and social infrastructure of the new settlement.  

A thriving mixed community, where all residents take an active and meaningful part in community life through volunteering in various committees, taking initiative, and active engagement. Residents are required to demonstrate a high level of commitment to civic action and have the privilege of taking part in shaping the unique identity and character of a settlement in the making.

The settlement has an approved master plan (TABA) for 99 ground-level private plots ('Build Your Own Home'); within the master plan, playgrounds, public spaces, and community buildings are planned. 

This is a community settlement, without agricultural farmsteads or parcels, with no plots designated for tourism, and the construction of B&Bs in residential plots will not be approved. 

For more details on TABA master plan no. 219-0795401 on the TABA Now website. 

In the future, the settlement is planned to grow to approximately 400 families. 

Ages birth to 3 are educated in daycares in the neighboring settlements of Kela and Sha'al. Construction of a daycare in the settlement is being advanced.

The settlement has a kindergarten for ages 3–6 operating as a mixed religious-secular kindergarten. 

In 1st grade, settlement children branch out into regional schools according to their family's educational and religious affinity. The feeder schools for the settlement:

1. 'Avital' State Elementary School in Merom Golan. 

2. 'Darkei Noam' Religious School in Katzrin. 

3. 'Yalkut HaRo'im' Forest School in El-Rom.

4. Bnei Akiva Ulpana in Katzrin

Currently there are no high school students in the settlement; in the future, they will integrate into neighboring frameworks. 

Informal education – within a settlement framework, designated for all settlement children from 1st grade and above, extensive programming tailored to the values of the settlement vision.

The settlement is defined as communal and mixed, intended for religious and secular residents who wish not only to live side by side, but also to build a shared community. 

We are marketing the last 28 plots in the settlement. Plot sizes are approximately half a dunam. The plots are ready for build-from-afar. 

Registration for absorption is through an Israel Land Authority tender; details on the authority's website at the following link: https://apps.land.gov.il/MichrazimSite/#/michraz/20260169 

Candidate families will need to undergo an introductory process with the settlement and a regional admissions committee as a condition for acceptance into the settlement. The process includes mandatory participation in a prospective residents conference as a prerequisite for registering in the tender.

• The plot is granted by the State at a 100% discount, so there are no acquisition costs. Payment is for public infrastructure and plot development. 
• Cooperative capital payment in the amount of 18,000 NIS, and monthly community dues. 
• As a condition for attending the admissions committee, two evaluations (economic and social) must be completed, at the candidate's expense. 
• Equity of approximately 600,000 NIS must be demonstrated in the economic evaluation.  
• Additional payments are expected at the plot allocation stage; a detailed sheet will be provided to candidates.

Residents of Ramat Trump will enjoy tax benefits as customary in the settlement.

For any inquiry regarding settlement in Ramat Trump, you may contact the Golan Absorption Department Information Center via the following means: 

Phone: *2131

Via the Absorption Department's WhatsApp

And on the council website: https://www.golan.org.il/klita/ 

Click here to register for prospective residents conferences >  (The form will open upon tender launch) 

• https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdQBua4u8lAVmDG3l7g3WAnXm4enxCoZGvsup34l-r3oyyVMQ/viewform?usp=header

The expansion includes plots of 500 sq.m.

Ramat Trump is absorbing new families:

Registration for prospective residents conferences in Ramat Trump

Tender details - registration and lottery - 28 housing units - Israel Land Authority website