Dream Lottery Bonus Draw Closes Wednesday With $15,000 Cash Prize
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The "Dream Lottery" is concluding its bonus draw on Wednesday, November 11th, where participants can win $15,000 cash. The draw also includes a chance to win a $1.3 million luxury apartment in Jerusalem, with a 1+1 ticket promotion currently active. Proceeds from the lottery support various charitable causes in Israel. The lottery has awarded eight apartments since 2018.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The "Dream Lottery" bonus draw closes Wednesday, November 11th, with a $15,000 cash prize.
- Participants can also win a $1.3 million luxury apartment in Jerusalem.
- A 1+1 promotion doubles ticket purchases, offering more entries.
- Lottery proceeds fund charitable donations to IDF, Sderot, and needy families.
- The apartment winner can choose $700,000 cash instead of the property.
The "Dream Lottery" is closing its bonus draw on Wednesday, November 11th, offering participants a chance to win $15,000 in cash. Anyone purchasing a ticket before this date will be entered into the bonus draw, as well as the main draw for a luxury apartment in Jerusalem valued at $1.3 million. Tickets purchased after Wednesday will not be eligible for the bonus prize.
The lottery also functions as a charitable initiative, with proceeds supporting the donation of Torah scrolls to IDF bases, a bulletproof ambulance for Sderot, and food packages for needy families. Each ticket costs 660 shekels, and a current 1+1 promotion doubles all purchases, meaning a single order provides two entries into the bonus draw and two into the apartment draw.
The prize apartment is located in the "Lev Ha'ir" project in Givat Mordechai, Jerusalem, and includes a large balcony, parking, and storage. Winners who do not wish to receive the apartment can opt for a cash prize of $700,000 instead.
Since 2018, the Dream Lottery has awarded eight apartments in Jerusalem to eight families, with all winners publicly featured on the lottery's website. Shuki from Elad, a regular participant, stated, "Someone else will get an apartment in Jerusalem, and my money went to good causes. I don't lose anything from this."
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