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Court Halts Tel Aviv Land Rights Lottery Over Soil Contamination
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First reported by Globes · 2 hours ago
What happened
A Tel Aviv court has suspended a land rights lottery in the Gush HaGadol area due to PFAS soil contamination discovered in the adjacent Sde Dov district. The court cited concerns that varying contamination levels could lead to an inequitable distribution of rights worth billions.
- 01Court halts Tel Aviv land rights lottery over soil contamination.
- 02PFAS contamination discovered in adjacent Sde Dov district.
- 03Contamination extent and impact on land value are unclear.
- 04Unequal contamination could lead to unfair rights distribution.
- 05Rights are valued at billions of shekels.
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