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Jewish National Fund Allocates 33 Million Shekels to Northern Israel Communities
The Jewish National Fund of Israel has allocated 33 million shekels to support 22 communities near the Lebanese border. These funds will aid in infrastructure restoration and development for communities evacuated during hostilities.
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What happened
- 01Jewish National Fund approved 33 million shekels for 22 northern Israeli communities near Lebanon.
- 02Evacuated communities will receive 1.5 million shekels each for infrastructure restoration.
- 03Funds will modernize public buildings, reinforce structures, and improve open spaces.
- 04Frontline communities may receive up to 3 million shekels each.
- 05Additional funding is planned for communities 5-9 kilometers from the border.
- 06Tiberias will receive approximately 35 million shekels in separate investments.
A differentiated support model will provide more funding to frontline communities, with plans for further allocations to those further from the border. Additional investments are also designated for northern cities like Tiberias.
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