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This research examines the implications of urban planning on the Mizrahi Jewish community in Israel's development towns.

Social Control, Urban Planning and Ethno‐class Relations: Mizrahi Jews in Israel's ‘Development Towns’

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Critical evaluation of urban planning's impact on Mizrahi Jews in Israel's development towns, suggesting societal control implications.

This research examines the implications of urban planning on the Mizrahi Jewish community in Israel's development towns.
Evaluated urban planning concepts from the 1950s utilized in Israel's development towns.
Analyzed the socioeconomic outcomes for Mizrahi Jews residing in these towns.
Critically assessed the role of urban planning as a tool for social control.
Urban planning resulted in the creation of segregated Mizrahi ethnic spaces contributing to inequality.
Increased grievances and protests among the low-status Mizrahi ethno-class.
Undermined the idea of planning as purely progressive by showcasing its role in societal control.

Oren Yiftachel (2000) studied this question.

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