The Bein HaNechalim (Between the Streams) plan proposes a new neighborhood in southeast Yerucham comprising 2,064 housing units, set between Nahal Durbanim and Nahal Shualim.
The plan creates a dialogue between the city, the desert landscape, and the Ramon Crater, weaving together housing, tourism, commerce, leisure, and public spaces.

The hilltop setting and desert climate shaped a neighborhood of varied building typologies: courtyard buildings on the gentler western slopes, a fine grained urban fabric with patios at the center, and terraced structures and ground level homes on the steeper eastern terrain. Guest accommodation is integrated along Nahal Shualim, while the eastern edge hosts a tourism and retail hub.

The main street combines mixed uses, a central park connects the two streams, and promenades along each offer distinct experiences: contemplative along the desert's edge and more active alongside Nahal Durbanim.

The project is dedicated to the memory of Prof. Architect Dan Eitan and Architect Avinoam Levin.