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42 Jerusalem Homeowners Sue Senior Judge Over Refusal to Approve Urban Renewal Deal Forty-two Jerusalem apartment owners sued Judge Sarah Breiner for refusing to approve a demolition and reconstruction deal in Beit HaKerem, seeking enforcement or compensation. The project would replace old unsafe buildings with a new tower, but the judge’s refusal has delayed it despite residents’ majority support. Plaintiffs claim significant financial and safety damages and request court intervention to proceed.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 42 Jerusalem apartment owners sue Judge Sarah Breiner over refusal to approve urban renewal deal. 02 Project involves demolishing 41 old units and building 124 new apartments in Beit HaKerem. 03 Plaintiffs claim economic damage of 35 million shekels but seek 3 million in court. 04 Judge allegedly refuses to sign agreement due to demands like sukkah balcony and appraisal appeals. 05 Plaintiffs request court to enforce deal and appoint their lawyer to sign on judge’s behalf. 06 They plan to ask Supreme Court to transfer case to avoid bias due to judge’s position. Translated and summarized by baba from Ynet , the latest report. Read Ynet’s original The coverage
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