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First Mikveh in Dead Sea Hotels Area to Serve Religious Tourists
A new ritual bath (mikveh) is being built in the Ein Bokek hotel complex at the Dead Sea, funded by the Ministry of Religious Services for approximately NIS 2 million. The project, in cooperation with the Tamar Regional Council, addresses a need for religious tourists.
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- 01A new ritual bath (mikveh) is being built in the Ein Bokek hotel complex at the Dead Sea.
- 02The project is funded by the Ministry of Religious Services with an estimated investment of NIS 2 million.
- 03The mikveh aims to serve the religious and traditional public visiting the Dead Sea area.
- 04This is the first ritual bath to be established within the hotel complex.
- 05The facility will meet high halachic standards and accommodate various customs.
The mikveh will adhere to strict halachic standards and is expected to serve visitors year-round.
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