El'ad, City council in Petah Tikva sub-district, Israel.
El'ad is a municipal city in the Petah Tikva region of central Israel, made up of several residential neighborhoods connected by streets and public spaces. The settlement includes single-family homes, apartment buildings, and local shopping areas spread across distinct districts.
El'ad was founded in 1998 to handle rapid population growth in central Israel and provide new housing options. The creation of this new municipality was part of broader regional planning to support expansion around the Tel Aviv area.
The name El'ad comes from Hebrew, meaning 'God forever,' reflecting the religious foundation that shaped the community's development. This heritage is visible in how public spaces and buildings reflect the values of the residents.
The location sits conveniently between major urban centers with several transport options to reach surrounding areas. Most neighborhoods are walkable, while buses and other public transport provide local and regional connections.
The city is known for deliberate planning that blends traditional religious community structures with modern residential design. This combination creates a settlement that stands apart from typical suburban development and maintains its own social rhythms.
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