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Behadrei HaredimPolitics

Netanyahu Approves Yehuda Eliyahu as Acting Director General of Israel Land Authority

Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba

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Hebrew · 20 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved Yehuda Eliyahu's appointment as the acting Director General of the Israel Land Authority. Eliyahu previously held the position of Deputy Director General for Planning and Zoning within the same organization.

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  • Yehuda Eliyahu appointed acting Director General of Israel Land Authority.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved the appointment.
  • Eliyahu previously served as Deputy Director General for Planning and Zoning.
Netanyahu Approves Yehuda Eliyahu as Acting Director General of Israel Land Authority
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has approved the appointment of Yehuda Eliyahu as the acting Director General of the Israel Land Authority (ILA). Eliyahu, who previously served as the Deputy Director General for Planning and Zoning at the ILA, will step into the role of acting director.

The appointment comes as the ILA, known in Hebrew as "Rami" (רמ"י), continues its operations. Eliyahu's prior experience within the organization in planning and zoning is expected to provide continuity in his new, interim position.

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