Tel Aviv Municipality's Planning and Building Commission approved on Wednesday a plan to replace the city's infamous Levinsky Garden with a school for children of migrants and refugees living in the southern neighborhood of Neve Sha'anan.
The Levinsky Garden has become notorious for being a gathering spot for drug addicts and dealers.
Social activists protested the Municipality's decision, stating that the area's high air pollution, due to its proximity to the city's Central Station, poses a great danger to any planning at the spot.