New Park Opens in Prophets' Compound: Rosh Ha'ayin Inaugurates "Ha'ofel" Park
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
The Rosh Ha'ayin municipality opened a new playground named "Ha'ofel" this week in the Prophets' Compound. The park connects two existing green spaces and is part of a larger plan to enhance public areas in the neighborhood. The design process included input from local residents, and the mayor encouraged the community to enjoy and maintain the new facility.
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- Rosh Ha'ayin municipality opened the new "Ha'ofel" playground in the Prophets' Compound.
- The park connects Hasamba Park to the northern promenade, enhancing green spaces.
- Its creation is part of a wider plan to develop public areas and create a green network.
- Residents participated in the design process, choosing facilities and expressing preferences.
- Mayor thanked officials and invited residents to enjoy and protect the new park.
The Rosh Ha'ayin municipality inaugurated the "Ha'ofel" playground this week, located between Zacharia HaNavi, Yoel HaNavi, Amos HaNavi, and Eliyahu HaNavi streets in the Prophets' Compound. This new playground joins other parks and public gardens established in the neighborhood in recent years. It serves as a green connection in the public space between the large Hasamba Park, opened two months ago, and the northern promenade, which is currently under development.
The establishment of "Ha'ofel" park is part of a broader plan to develop public spaces in the Prophets' Compound, aiming to create a continuous network of shaded green areas throughout the neighborhood. The design of "Ha'ofel" park involved resident participation, with locals contributing to the selection of facilities and expressing preferences for the new public space's design.
Mayor praised the opening, stating that the Rosh Ha'ayin municipality continues its development momentum in the Prophets' Compound, responding to the needs of residents who participated in the process. He also thanked Deputy Mayor and head of the National Religious Education portfolio Li-Or Stabsky, Municipal Manager Ronita Tabib, Engineer Eyal Amarosi, and the management team for their work. The mayor invited residents to enjoy and care for the new park.