Israeli Government Names Section of Route 443 After Former Minister David Levy
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First reported by Srugim · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israel's government has named a section of Route 443 after former minister David Levy, honoring his long public service and social contributions. The road segment lies between Ben Shemen and Beitunia/Givat Ze'ev, connecting key regions including Jerusalem and central Israel. Levy, a Likud Knesset member and minister for two decades, was recognized for his work on neighborhood rehabilitation and social aid.
- 01Israeli government names part of Route 443 after former minister David Levy.
- 02The section is between Ben Shemen interchange and Beitunia/Givat Ze'ev junction.
- 03Route 443 links Jerusalem, Modiin, Judea and Samaria, Shephelah, and central Israel.
- 04Netanyahu praised Levy's dedication and leadership in social and peripheral town development.
- 05Levy served about 20 years as a Likud Knesset member and minister.
- 06Levy received the Israel Prize for his neighborhood rehabilitation and social work.
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