A major new center for the Pnei Menachem mosdos is moving forward in Yerushalayim, marking a significant step in plans for a permanent home for the growing Torah and community institutions.

The project is being developed at the former Israel Broadcasting Authority compound in the Romema area of Yerushalayim, where plans call for the establishment of a central beis medrash and world center for Pnei Menachem.

Jerusalem authorities granted final approval earlier this year for major allocations to the institutions, including the Romema property. At the time, the community was awaiting the remaining construction plans and technical approvals needed for work at the site to proceed.

New footage from the property shows the project advancing, with building plans being reviewed at the site as preparations for the new complex move forward.

Rosh Yeshiva Harav Shaul Alter visited the site together with his brothers, Harav Yitzchak Meir Alter and Harav Dovid Chaim Alter, where they reviewed plans for the future complex.

The development is expected to provide a permanent central home for Pnei Menachem's expanding mosdos in Yerushalayim, following years in which various institutions operated from temporary facilities.

The new complex represents a major infrastructure development for the community in Yerushalayim, with the planned world center set to house its central beis medrash and serve its growing network of mosdos.