Givat Hazaytim
Givat Hazaytim In the center of the city, this young community already has more than 30 families that moved in this year. The Rambam Kindergarten, and other kindergartens in the neighborhood are thank God, filling up and the sounds of young children are returning to this neighborhood. The shabbat table project – together with “Gmach […]
Neva nof
Neve Nof A neighborhood where there are different types of living accommodations, private homes alongside apartment houses populated with young couples and families with teenagers There are many activities in the neighborhood for the benefit of the whole community, such as a Beit Midrash that is open to all the residents in the neighborhood and […]
Neva zayit
Neve Zayit Neve Zayit is the founding neighborhood in the center of the city, where the first Lodaim community was established 20 years ago. Neve Zayit is a mixed neighborhood, with both religious and non-religious Jews living side by side. There is a community garden and a musical ensemble that is regularly active in the […]
Ramat student village
Out of the desire of students who finished their degree ,to stay in the neighborhood and maintain community and social action , a community was established The English Club- operates under the leadership of the students and opens its third year in providing English studies for the children of the neighborhood, with extensive and welcome […]
Givat Hazaytim student village
The village is consisted of 20 young couples village and is the engine of the Gvat Hazaytim community and the city center Over the past year, they have established and operated the children’s learning center at sapir school, as well as a regular activity in the neighborhood old age home
Student village Ramat eskol
In the student village there are 35 students who work in several volunteer places in the neighborhood. The student village Strives to have a positive impact and optimistic action on the lives of the residents of the neighborhood with a consolidation and active community life They Lead the welfare club for the neighborhood’s children, the […]
Ramat Eskol neighborhood
Ramat Eshkol has an Arab majority (70%) living side by side with a Jewish minority (30%).Ramat Eshkol went through a challenging year during the four days of the riots.There was much damage done to Jewish residences, cars were destroyed and the shul and Mechina were damaged by arsonists. As people with a strong belief in […]