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Israeli Government Approves 27 Million Shekel Plan to Boost Hotel Construction in West Bank
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Israeli government approved a 27 million shekel plan to promote hotel construction in the West Bank, including grants and planning reforms led by the Ministry of Tourism.
- 01Israeli government approves 27 million shekel plan to boost West Bank hotel construction.
- 02Planning barriers will be removed to facilitate hotel development.
- 03Ministry of Tourism to conduct statutory planning and land mapping.
- 04Seven million shekels allocated from regular budget for 2026-2030 planning.
- 05Twenty million shekels from development budget for grants to build and expand hotels.
- 06The plan targets construction, conversion, and expansion of hotel facilities in Judea and Samaria.
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