"Is ₪35,000 a month good?" depends entirely on what you're comparing it to. This tool converts a salary between your current city and an Israeli city using relative cost-of-living indices — so you compare purchasing power, not exchange rates.
Tel Aviv consistently ranks among the world's expensive cities — comparable to major Western capitals — driven mostly by housing. But the comparison changes sharply within Israel: the same lifestyle in Haifa or Beer Sheva can cost 25–35% less than Tel Aviv, which is why the "equivalent salary" for the same person differs so much between Israeli cities. When negotiating an Israeli offer, run this alongside the gross-to-net calculator: purchasing power is the product of both.
Cost indices here are static estimates for orientation, blended from publicly discussed city rankings; they are not live data. For a decision, price your actual basket: your neighborhood's rent, your kids' schooling, your car habits.