Kfar Saba
An eastern neighbourhood built from 1962 for immigrants from North Africa, Iran and Europe, with a large pinui-binui renewal plan announced in 2021. The Beit Avraham community centre, which also serves the Ethiopian community, and a Bnei Akiva branch are here. Average asking rent 4,570 NIS (Realta, 13 listings).
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Community & youth · Yoseftal
Community centre in the Yoseftal neighbourhood, next to the Remez school, focused on heritage, tradition and multiculturalism and serving the city's Ethiopian community; open to all, with study help, classes and workshops.
22 Eli Horowitz St, Kfar Saba
Community & youth · Yoseftal
Bnei Akiva youth movement branch on Shaul HaMelech St for Kfar Saba's eastern neighbourhoods; meets Tuesday and Shabbat afternoons.
Shaul HaMelech St 5, Kfar Saba
Sport & pools · Yoseftal
Eastern sports centre opened in September 2013, with a 160-seat main hall (two volleyball courts), a smaller hall and two covered outdoor courts; it hosts camps and league games of Hapoel women's basketball and youth volleyball.
24 Eli Horowitz St, Kfar Saba