When we talk about "free love," there is no better illustration than the community in Givat Shmuel.
Religious and traditional families alongside secular ones find in common, as you can see in the attached film with the quality of life in the developing city.
Courtesy of Givat Shmuel Municipality // Photo: Lior Teitler
The old city, which also boasts a university on its streets, is developing and is at the height of a process of momentum and renewal.
New neighborhoods have been built here, which will be integrated into the light rail line, which will change the face of the city and bring it a few minutes' drive from the heart of Tel Aviv.
The city's slogan - "
City Center for Education and Excellence".
For several years in a row, the municipal education system has been ranked at the top of the leading cities in Israel, with a matriculation rate approaching 100%, a dropout rate of 0%, a recruitment rate for the IDF and national service among the highest in the country.
In the city that connects north of Petah Tikva and south of Kiryat Ono, a new residential neighborhood in northern Givat Shmuel is being built by the "Africa Israel" group, on an area of 167 dunams, intended for the construction of a residential complex combining employment and commercial areas, public areas and a huge park. 30 dunams that includes a butterfly garden, an ecological pool, a bicycle path, gardening areas and rich and varied vegetation, shaded seating areas, playgrounds for different ages and more.