For Jews from the United States, Canada, and Europe, purchasing an apartment in Israel is much more than a real estate transaction. It is a decision that involves identity, family, the future, and sometimes considerable concerns. Whether it is an apartment for children planning to study or serve in the military, a vacation home, or a long-term investment, the choice does not begin with the price, but with a sense of security and certainty. For many Jewish families in the United States and Canada, the growing reality of significant antisemitism has also become part of a broader conversation about where...