Tel Aviv Family to Vacate Beachfront Home for $600,000 Compensation
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
The Or family will vacate their home on Tel Aviv's Metzitzim Beach within six months after agreeing to a 2.2 million shekel compensation package. The family has lived on the state-owned land for decades, in violation of the law. The Tel Aviv Municipality plans to expand the promenade and parking lot at the site.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The Or family will receive 2.2 million shekels to vacate their home on Tel Aviv's Metzitzim Beach.
- The family has lived on state-owned land at the beach for decades, in violation of the law.
- Eviction lawsuits against the families began in 2021, leading to compensation agreements.
- The Tel Aviv Municipality plans to expand the promenade and parking lot at the site.
- The Tel Aviv District Court approved the agreement with the Or family.
The Or family, along with several other families, has been living on state-owned land at Tel Aviv's Metzitzim Beach in violation of the law. Lawsuits to evict them have been ongoing since 2021, leading to agreements that include compensation. The Or family will vacate their home within six months, having reached an agreement with the Tel Aviv Municipality for 2.2 million shekels (approximately $600,000). The municipality plans to expand the promenade and parking lot at the site.
The Tel Aviv District Court approved the agreement between the municipality and the Or family, who have resided there for decades. This marks the departure of one of the last families living on Metzitzim Beach.
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