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Israel Allocates $27 Million for Urban Renewal in Rocket-Hit Cities
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First reported by Globes · 9 hours ago
What happened
Israel is investing NIS 100 million ($27 million) in urban renewal for Dimona and Arad, replacing damaged housing with new, fortified apartments. The initiative, based on the Rehabilitation Law, aims to overcome economic hurdles and speed up reconstruction in rocket-affected areas.
- 01Israel allocates NIS 100 million for urban renewal in Dimona and Arad.
- 02The project will replace 253 old apartments with 760 new, fortified units.
- 03The Rehabilitation Law aims to streamline planning and reduce bureaucracy.
- 04A 'buy-out' option offers early compensation to residents.
- 05The initiative addresses economic viability challenges in peripheral areas.
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