The Beer Sheva River Park in Facebook (Jan' 21, 2010)

Look for the Beer Sheva River Park page in Facebook

Floods in the River Park. (Jan' 18^th, 2010)

See the flood pictures in the pictures gallery

International “Clean-up the World”. (Nov' 11, 2009)

 Clean-up the World day in the Beer Sheva River Park with Uvalim elementary school from Beer Sheva. (see pictures gallery)

President Shimon Peres visit the Beer Sheva River Park (Aug' 2, 2009). As part of a visit to the city of Beer Sheva, president Peres and Mayor Ruvik Danilovich visit the Central Promenade in the Beer Sheva River Park.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Environmental Protection Minister Gilad Erdan, and Mayor Ruvik Danilovich visit the Beer Sheva River Park (July 12, 2009).

Be’er Sheva celebrates Israeli Independence Day at the Be’er Sheva River Park. Bike tours around the park, walking tours from historic Beit Eshel to the Ottoman bridge, Palmach songs and nostalgia, and panoramic bus tours of Be’er Sheva.      Bike trip from the Negev Brigade Memorial to the Goral Hills.      Additional information can be found on the Events page.     

Mission of donors and presidents of JNF Australia.      A tour of Montreal Bell Park adjacent to the Neve Noi neighborhood and a view of the old city.      A discussion was held on the current development of Be’er Sheva and the history the city shares with Australia, given the participation of ANZAC soldiers in the battle for Beer-Sheva in World War I.

Pedestrian bridge over the pipe bridge across from the Neve Noi neighborhood. A pedestrian bridge to be built over the existing water pipe bridge between the old city on the north and the Neve Noi neighborhood on the south.      (See the Movie page on the website.)     

The restoration of the Ottoman bridge is in advanced planning stages.      The Ottoman bridge over the Be’er Sheva River is one of the symbols of the city and the park.      Planning of the restoration and conservation of the bridge to make it part of the system of promenades in the park is now in advanced stages.      The bridge will connect the Bedouin market with the central promenade.     

Beit Eshel Park gets off the ground.      Development of approximately 40 dunams (10 acres) around the historic site from the War of Independence era.      The park will present the story of Beit Eshel as a farm and Jewish settlement established in 1943 that was destroyed and abandoned at the end of the war.