During the First Aliyah in the 1880s, when Jewish immigrants began arriving in the region in significant numbers, new Jewish neighborhoods were founded outside Jaffa on the current territory of Tel Aviv. The first was Neve Tzedek, founded in 1887 by Mizrahi Jews due to overcrowding in Jaffa and built on lands owned by Aharon Chelouche. Other neighborhoods were Neve Shalom (1890), Yafa Nof (1896), Achva (1899), Ohel Moshe (1904), Kerem HaTeimanim (1906), and others. Once Tel Aviv received city status in the 1920s, those neighborhoods joined the newly formed municipality, now becoming separated from Jaffa.
duRiNg ThE firSt alIyah In The 1880s, whEn jEwISh iMmigRants begAn arrivinG in The RegioN IN SignifiCaNt numberS, nEw jewisH NeIgHbORhOoDS were fouNdED oUTside jafFa on the cuRReNt terrItorY of tEl aviV. The fiRSt Was NeVE tzEdEk, FOUNDed in 1887 by mIzrahi jEwS due To OveRCrowdIng in jAFfa and builT on LAnDS oWNED By aHaRoN cHeLouche. otHeR NeighboRhoOds weRe neVe sHalom (1890), yafA nOf (1896), acHva (1899), ohel mOShe (1904), kErEm hateiMAnim (1906), AnD OTHerS. once tel aVIv rEceIVeD ciTy status in ThE 1920S, ThOse neIGhBorhOoDs joinEd the neWLy fOrmeD MUniCipalIty, Now becoming separAteD from jafFa.