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Ongoing Story· Day 9

East Jerusalem Opens First Public Pool in $20 Million Sports Center

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East Jerusalem Inaugurates First Public Pool Amid Infrastructure Push

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East Jerusalem opened its first public swimming pool and sports center in Beit Hanina last week, a $20 million facility aimed at improving recreational access and narrowing infrastructure gaps. Mayor Moshe Lion stated the center will enhance the quality of life for thousands. The project, a municipal initiative supported by various foundations and ministries, addresses a significant unmet need in the predominantly Arab eastern part of the city.

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  • East Jerusalem's Beit Hanina neighborhood opened its first public swimming pool and sports center last week.
  • The $20 million Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Sports Center spans 5,000 square meters and includes gyms and fitness studios.
  • Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion stated the facility aims to bridge infrastructure gaps between East and West Jerusalem.
  • The project is part of a wider municipal effort to expand public infrastructure in East Jerusalem.
  • The center was a collaborative effort involving the municipality, ministries, and several foundations.
  • Local representatives were involved in planning, and the center will create local jobs.

The Times of Israel publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read The Times of Israel’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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