Rehovot Stadium

The new stadium in Rehovot stands in the Science Park. It is designed to replace the cramped Itztoni Stadium, which served Hapoel Marmorek for years.

The grass is already being watered by sprinklers, the mist cutting through the air in front of the empty stands.

It will be the home for Hapoel Marmorek, Hapoel Jerusalem, Hapoel Ramat Gan and Maccabi Kiryat Gat, a gathering of teams from across the region under one roof. The capacity is set at 6,000, a number that rarely gets tested in such close proximity.

The building itself is a collaboration of architects, raised by Y.D. Ashush Infrastructure Ltd with a budget of 110 million NIS. It received its occupancy permit in June and July of 2026, and the first season is scheduled to follow immediately. The surface is natural grass, maintained by the irrigation system visible from the stands. The location at 8 HaMada Street places it firmly in the Kiryat Moshe district, far from the old pitch that once felt too small for the game.

There is no official website for the stadium itself; information is scattered across the city’s pages or the clubs’ own sites. The name remains simple, sometimes called the Kiryat Moshe Stadium by those who know the area, but mostly just the new stadium, waiting for the crowd to fill the blue seats.