Israeli Land Tenders
Trusted88/100Israeli Land Authority (RMI) tender data, land allocation guidance, and bid process navigation. Use when user asks about Israeli land tenders, "michraz", "rashut mekarkei yisrael", RMI, Israel Land Authority, government land auctions, "haktzaah", land lottery ("hagralah"), "Dira BeHanacha" sub-tracks (Mechir Lamishtaken, Mechir Matara, Mechir Muphchat, Dira Lehaskir), resale lockup, building rights, or state land allocation. Enhances remy-land-authority MCP server with tender process guidance and Hebrew terminology. Do NOT use for private real estate transactions (use israeli-real-estate skill instead) or non-Israeli land systems.
Trust score 88/100 (Trusted) · 301+ installs · 2 GitHub contributors · MIT license
Israel Land Authority tenders are published across various channels with varying eligibility criteria and timelines. Developers, contractors, and investors miss opportunities because they lack a centralized way to track relevant tenders and understand the bidding process.
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npx skills-il add skills-il/government-services@v1.2.0-israeli-land-tenders --skill israeli-land-tenders -a claude-codeWhen to Apply
- When users ask about active or recent RMI land tenders for residential, commercial, or industrial use
- When explaining the difference between public tender, lottery, price-buyer, and direct allocation
- When the user confuses "Mechir Lamishtaken" with "Dira BeHanacha" or doesn't know which agency runs the program
- When guiding someone through the bid submission process including deposit, documents, and online filing
- When decoding building rights, zoning plans (taba), or Hebrew terms from a tender booklet
Try These Prompts
What land tenders are currently open at the Israel Land Authority in the Tel Aviv area? What are the conditions and the submission deadline?
What were the results of the latest Israel Land Authority tender in Beer Sheva? Who won and at what price?
Are there any open Mechir Lemishtaken (affordable housing) tenders right now? I am looking for an apartment in the north of the country.
Frequently Asked Questions
Changelog
Clarified Dira BeHanacha is an umbrella with 4 sub-tracks (Mechir Lamishtaken, Mechir Matara, Mechir Muphchat, Dira Lehaskir), not just a rebrand. Added Mechir Matara details: 20% / 500K NIS discount cap, 40K NIS uniform grant, open to upgraders. Corrected resale lockup: 5 years from Form 4 OR 7 years from lottery, whichever comes first. Added Lottery 11 (April 2026) facts: registration opened 15 April, ~7,000 units in 16 cities, up to 50% reservist reservation.
May 20, 2026
Fix: bid-guide step 5 in the script now describes online submission via MichrazimSite, consistent with the skill instructions.
May 14, 2026
Fixed the companion MCP slug (remy-mcp -> remy-land-authority), clarified that the lottery program is now called "Dira BeHanacha" and run by the Ministry of Construction, documented the online bid submission flow, and added an official Reference Links table.
Apr 13, 2026
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