Upgraded Separate Beach Opens at Dead Sea for Haredi Public
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
An upgraded separate beach at Ein Bokek on the Dead Sea has been inaugurated following extensive development work. The project was initiated by MK Moshe Gafni after complaints from Haredi bathers about the previous beach's poor conditions. The upgrades, which cost millions of shekels, were completed through collaboration with local authorities and the Ministry of Interior. The new beach aims to provide adequate facilities for those using the Dead Sea for medical and health reasons.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- An upgraded separate beach at Ein Bokek on the Dead Sea was inaugurated this morning.
- The project was initiated by MK Moshe Gafni following complaints from Haredi bathers.
- Millions of shekels were invested in extensive development and infrastructure upgrades.
- The beach is intended for individuals using the Dead Sea for medical and health purposes.
- The upgrades were completed through collaboration with local authorities and the Ministry of Interior.
A ceremony was held this morning to inaugurate the upgraded separate beach at Ein Bokek on the Dead Sea, following extensive development work and an investment of millions of shekels. The project was initiated by Member of Knesset Moshe Gafni, chairman of Degel HaTorah, in response to numerous requests from Haredi bathers across the country. Many of these individuals rely on the Dead Sea for medical and health benefits and had complained about the poor condition and inadequate facilities at the old beach. Gafni collaborated with local authorities and professionals, including Tamar Regional Council head Nir Wanger and Ministry of Interior Director-General Yisrael Ozen, to address these concerns. The joint efforts resulted in the completion of the upgrades, ensuring the beach now meets high standards of comfort and safety. At the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Gafni expressed deep satisfaction with the project's completion and thanked all involved for their swift support of the public using the area.
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