Ramat Gan
Ramat Gan is a city bordering the north with Tel Aviv. Its name can be translated as a "garden hills".
Ramat Gan was founded in 1921. In the beginning it was a moshav and was called Ir-Ganim ("city of gardens").
In 1950, Ramat Gan was given the status of a city.
In the 1950s, the stadium and the National Park appeared in the city.
In Ramat-Gan there is a zoo "Safari".
In 1968, the world's largest diamond exchange was opened here.
On the territory of Ramat-Gan are the Bar-Ilan University and Tel-ha-Shomer Hospital (Shiba).
Municipality:
Byalik 35
Tel. 03-6753537
The National Insurance Institute of Israel ("Bituah Leumi"):
ha-Hashmonaim 15
Tel. *6050, 12226050
Israeli Employment Service ("Lishkat Taasuka"):
Derech Menahem Begin 125, Tel Aviv
Tel. 03-7634111
The Ministry of Interior ("Misrad ha-Pnim"):
Byalik 2
Tel. 03-6759200
Israel Tax Authority:
"Mas Ahnasa":
Jabotinsky 43
Tel. 03-7530333, 03-7530335, Fax. 03-7530205
Israel Ministry of Construction and Housing:
Tel. 03-763277, 03-7632823
Sheba Medical Center ("Tel ha-Shomer")
Tel. 1-800-65-00-65
Bar-Ilan University
Tel. 03-5318111
City streets and attractions near the city:
Ramat Gan. Rambam SquareRamat Gan. Bialik streetRamat Gan. Sderot HaYeledRamat Gan. Park in Sderot HaYeledRamat Gan. Herzl streetRamat Gan. GefenTel Aviv. Neve TzedekTel Aviv. Neve TzedekJaffaBeauty of Old JaffaRamat Gan | The distance (in straight line):
to Jerusalem - | 47 km | to Tel Aviv - | 4 km | to Haifa - | 84 km | to Beer Sheva - | 90 km |
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