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 first permanent constructions were erected in a village that was partitioned into areas named after the number of planned residences: 220, 165, 80, and 34 (also called Bnai Elkana).