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Amakim Mall is an indoor shopping center in Afula, Israel, opened in 1994 and owned by the Horn and Leibovitz transportation company.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Amakim Mall (Hebrew: קניון העמקים) is an indoor shopping center located on Yehoshua Hankin Street in Afula, Israel. It was established in 1994 and is owned by the Horn and Leibovitz transportation company. The mall spans approximately 15,500 square meters, with a commercial area of about 10,500 square meters across three floors, housing 30 stores. Its commercial area includes office buildings, a gym, fashion stores, a café, and a food court. The mall is not open on Saturdays, which has drawn criticism from the secular public in the city. On May 19, 2003, a terrorist attack occurred at the mall, killing three people. In the mid-2010s, the shopping center was expanded with an investment of 100 million shekels according to a plan designed by architect Eran Mabel. The mall's target population is primarily the residents of Afula and nearby settlements, for whom it is the closest mall; it was the first mall in the Jezreel Valley area. In 2023, it was reported that Amakim Mall was purchased by a group of investors led by singer Omer Adam.

History

Amakim Mall was established in 1994 in Afula, Israel. It is owned by the Horn and Leibovitz transportation company. The mall spans approximately 15,500 square meters, with a commercial area of about 10,500 square meters across three floors, containing 30 stores. Its commercial area includes office buildings, a gym, fashion stores, a café, and a food court. The mall is not open on Saturdays, which has drawn criticism from the secular public in the city. On May 19, 2003, a terrorist attack occurred at the mall, killing three people. In the mid-2010s, the shopping center was expanded with an investment of 100 million shekels according to a plan designed by architect Eran Mabel. The mall's target population is primarily the residents of Afula and nearby settlements, for whom it is the closest mall; it was the first mall in the Jezreel Valley area. In 2023, it was reported that Amakim Mall was purchased by a group of investors led by singer Omer Adam.

  • 2023

    Reported purchase by a group of investors led by singer Omer Adam.

  • 2010

    Expansion of the shopping center with an investment of 100 million shekels, designed by architect Eran Mabel.

  • 2003

    Terrorist attack at the mall on May 19, killing three people.

  • 1994

    Amakim Mall established in Afula, Israel.

Products and positioning

Regional shopping center serving Afula and the Jezreel Valley

Product categories. Retail space · Fashion stores · Food court · Gym · Office space · Café

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