a. To establish, found, maintain, develop, and manage a religious neighborhood through the Bnei Akiva Yeshiva "Ohel Shlomo," Kiryat Wolfson.
b. To house religious Jews in Beer Sheva and in other areas of the Negev and in Israel by acquiring land and rights, planning and building houses and apartments for them in its own capacity and/or through others, to help religious Jews settle.
c. To assist religious Jews in establishing neighborhoods, suburbs, auxiliary facilities, public religious, cultural, and educational institutions, and the like, to carry out public works.
Continuation of objectives in the association's bylaws.
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