In 1983, the first permanent structures were built as the village was divided into different neighbourhoods named after the number of homes planned in each one: 220, 165, 80, and 34 (also called Bnai Elkana).
In 1983, the initial permanent constructions were established as the village was segmented into various districts named after the number of residences planned in each: 220, 165, 80, and 34 (also known as Bnai Elkana).