Which city will be the next Tel Aviv?
With Israel’s population density set to surge, Jerusalem, Haifa and Be’er Sheva might divert demand from the center, or smaller towns from Nahariya to Dimona could fill the gap
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With Israel’s population density set to surge, Jerusalem, Haifa and Be’er Sheva might divert demand from the center, or smaller towns from Nahariya to Dimona could fill the gap
With Israel’s population density set to surge, Jerusalem, Haifa and Be’er Sheva might divert demand from the center, or smaller towns from Nahariya to Dimona could fill the gap
Dec. 16, 2020 As days go, Tuesday couldn’t have been worse for Bezeq, Israel’s dominant telecommunications provider. First, the Communications Ministry said it would back arch-rival Hot Telecom’s plan to buy the fiber-optic network provider IBD. Then the ministry announced it would be holding hearings to slash rates of Bezeq’s key landline telephony service by 40%. Shares of Bezeq tumbled 12% over Tuesday and Wednesday in heavy trading to end at 3.44 shekels ($1.04) on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. More than a billion shekels was wiped off the company’s market capitalization in a sin...