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Israel Approves Major Housing Deal for Sderot Amid Reconstruction Efforts
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By עופר פטרסבורג
First reported by Walla · 1 day ago
What happened
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Sderot Mayor Alon Davidi signed a NIS 4.5 billion housing agreement to build 7,700 new units in Sderot. The project is part of the post-October 7th reconstruction of the western Negev and aims to expand the city and attract new residents.
- 01Israel signed a NIS 4.5 billion deal for 7,700 new homes in Sderot.
- 02The project aims to rebuild the western Negev after October 7th.
- 03It includes developing infrastructure and public services.
- 04This follows the sale of nearly 3,000 homes in August.
- 05The goal is to expand Sderot and attract new families.
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