Menora Mivtakhim Tower

Menora Mivtakhim Tower is a 34-floor office building in Ramat Gan that rises 146 meters high and is clad entirely in glass. The structure provides roughly 60,000 square meters of office space and features 14 elevators to service all levels.

The building was completed in December 2017 and marked a turning point in the expansion of Ramat Gan's business district. Its design by Moshe Tzur contributed to the advancement of the city's contemporary skyline.

The tower's name merges Menora, a symbol rooted in Jewish tradition, with Mivtakhim, the Hebrew word for insurance. This naming choice reflects how contemporary Israeli companies weave cultural references into their corporate identity.

The building sits near Ramat Gan's city center and is easily reached by public transportation. Keep in mind this is a private office building, so access to lobby areas may be restricted during business hours.

The tower was designed as the headquarters for Menora insurance company and reflects the growth of Israel's insurance sector. Its distinctive glass design makes it a recognizable landmark in Ramat Gan's skyline.

Location: Ramat Gan

Inception: December 2017

Floors above the ground: 34

Elevators: 14

Height: 146 m

GPS coordinates: 32.08351,34.80472

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:08