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Iconic Haifa Tower Fully Operational After Iranian Missile Strike
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The Sail Tower in Haifa has returned to full operation a year after an Iranian missile strike caused damage and wounded 55 people. Government ministries have moved back into the building, and the owners, the Nazarian family, are investing an additional NIS 100 million in upgrades. The state has also extended its lease for the government offices by 16 years, signaling confidence in the building and the city's future. The missile hit on June 20, 2025, during Operation Rising Lion.
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- The Sail Tower in Haifa is fully operational again after being damaged by an Iranian missile.
- The building was hit by an Iranian missile on June 20, 2025, during Operation Rising Lion.
- The Nazarian family is investing an additional NIS 100 million to upgrade the tower's systems.
- Government ministries have returned to the tower after a year-long evacuation and renovation period.
- The state has extended its lease for government offices in the tower by 16 years.
- The missile strike wounded 55 people and caused significant damage to the building and its surroundings.
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