First Medical Center to Be Built in Benjamin Region
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
A new medical center, 'Nanashi,' will be the first of its kind in the Benjamin region and Judea and Samaria, opening in 2027. KKL-JNF is investing NIS 15 million in the project to improve access to healthcare for over 80,000 residents. The center aims to reduce the need for long-distance travel for medical treatment. The initiative is a collaboration between KKL-JNF, the Benjamin Regional Council, and the Israel One Foundation.
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- The first medical center in the Benjamin region, 'Nanashi,' will open in 2027.
- KKL-JNF is investing NIS 15 million in the construction of the new medical center.
- The facility will be the first of its kind in Judea and Samaria.
- Over 80,000 residents currently travel long distances for medical care.
- Israel Gantz called the center a 'significant development' for thousands of families.
The first medical center in the Benjamin region, named 'Nanashi,' is set to open in 2027, following a significant budget allocation by KKL-JNF (Jewish National Fund). The organization approved an additional NIS 5 million for the project, bringing its total investment to NIS 15 million. This facility will be the first of its kind in Judea and Samaria, aiming to provide accessible medical services to over 80,000 residents of the Benjamin Regional Council and surrounding areas, who currently must travel long distances for care. The center, a collaboration with the Israel One Foundation, will offer initial treatment for injuries, first aid, and specialist clinics. Its establishment is being advanced by the Benjamin Regional Council and the Benjamin and Settlement Development Fund. KKL-JNF Chairman Eyal Ostrovsky stated that the investment is crucial for improving medical accessibility and quality of life in the region, aligning with the organization's Zionist mission to develop the land and strengthen communities. Head of the Benjamin Regional Council Israel Gantz hailed the project as a transformative development for thousands of families, thanking KKL-JNF for their partnership.
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