Israeli Housing Minister Extends Land Authority Director's Term After Netanyahu Talks
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Housing Minister Chaim Ketz extended Yehuda Eliyahu's term as acting director of the Israel Land Authority for three months following discussions with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The extension aims to resolve disputes and advance settlement efforts. Eliyahu's tenure will last until a permanent director is appointed or the three months expire.
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- Housing Minister Chaim Ketz extended Yehuda Eliyahu's term as acting director of the Israel Land Authority.
- The extension is for three months or until a permanent appointment is made.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu participated in a clarifying discussion before the decision.
- The move aims to resolve disagreements and advance Jewish settlement in Israel.
- Minister Ketz expressed support for cooperation and settlement efforts.
Israeli Minister of Construction and Housing Chaim Ketz has signed an extension for Yehuda Eliyahu's tenure as acting director of the Israel Land Authority (ILA). The decision followed a clarifying discussion involving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, during which disagreements between the parties were resolved.
Minister Ketz announced that Eliyahu's term will be extended by an additional three months, or until a permanent appointment is made, whichever comes first. Ketz expressed his satisfaction with the High Court of Justice's decision, stating his belief in cooperation to advance Jewish settlement in the Galilee, the Negev, and all parts of Israel. He confirmed the three-month extension for Eliyahu, either as acting director or permanent appointee, depending on which occurs sooner.
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