Chabad, Kiryat Malakhi ā urban renewal
Project status
A specific pinui-binui plan for the Chabad neighborhood in Kiryat Malakhi was approved by the district planning committee, and is described in local reporting as a "trailblazing" plan for the city.
Developer / authority
Kiryat Malakhi municipality ā plan approved by the district planning committee.
Housing units
An exact unit count for the Chabad neighborhood has not been published separately; it is one of the city's 4 compounds (~4,000 units total).
Relevance to the Israeli-Ethiopian community
Kiryat Malakhi is the Israeli city with the highest share of Israeli-Ethiopians relative to total population ā roughly 16.4%. The Chabad neighborhood plan is part of the city's broader push across 4 renewal compounds.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the status of the urban-renewal project in Chabad?
- A specific pinui-binui plan for the Chabad neighborhood in Kiryat Malakhi was approved by the district planning committee, and is described in local reporting as a "trailblazing" plan for the city.
- How many housing units are planned in the Chabad project?
- An exact unit count for the Chabad neighborhood has not been published separately; it is one of the city's 4 compounds (~4,000 units total).
- Who do I contact for legal aid on a pinui-binui project?
- Tebeka offers free legal aid for the Israeli-Ethiopian community at 072-2424622, and the government Urban Renewal Authority can be reached at 03-7385777. It's recommended to consult an independent lawyer before signing any agreement.
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