Hi Sandra, yes you can move to Israel even if you are not Jewish. It is my suggestion that you contact the nearest Israeli Embassy or consulate. There are branches in 10 of the major cities. They will be able to give you precise details on citizenship matters, visa requirements, work permits etc. There are many career opportunities in the banking/financial/mortgage arena. While there are many employment opportunities with companies that deal with international markets, and English is the language you require, you should also have some knowledge of Hebrew. I suggest that once you have all your paperwork in order, you should look into the various options to learn some basic Hebrew. This will be an advantage for you. Hope this helps.

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Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I live in South Carolina and the closest Israeli Embassy would be Atlanta. I will contact them and they can direct me on the next step to take. I live Israel and know that they are the Apple of God's eye. It would be such an honor to live there :-). Please keep in touch . Thanks again for all your help and would appreciate anything else that would help me.

God Bless and Shalom

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I forgot to say that I live in South Carolina and the closest Israeli Embassy is in Atlanta Ga. I will contact
Them for the next step I need to take. I am so excited That I forgot to add this :-). Thanks again for all your help.

Shalom

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