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First deaf member of Knesset joins new Israeli government
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Gideon Sa ar visiting the Hadassah Ein Kerem medical center in Jerusalem, December 16, 2020.
Thursday at midnight is the deadline for submitting lists of candidates for the 24th Knesset elections, to be conducted on March 23, and one of the most curious phenomena of this campaign, former Likud minister Gideon Saar’s Tikva Chadasha (New Hope) party has sent The Jewish Press Online its final list (presumably they also sent it to many other news outlets).
The list was submitted to the Central Elections Committee on Wednesday night by some of Likud Chairman Benjamin Netanyahu most noteworthy foes within his coalition during the 23rd Knesset: MK Dr. Yifat Shasha BitonâNetanyahu’s Minister of Construction and Housing; Yoaz HendelâBibi’s Minister of Communications; and former Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Ofer Berkovitch.
Landowners agreement paves way for Israel s tallest building
Three high-rise buildings of 120, 88 and 77-floors will be built in the Ramat Gan Diamond Exchange district.
After a dispute extending over 30 years, a mediation settlement has been achieved between the management of the Ramat Gan Diamond Exchange, Isras Investment Co. (TASE: ISRS), and the Ramat Gan Municipality, who jointly own a 6.25 acre site in the Ramat Gan Diamond Exchange district. The settlement paves the way for construction of the ambitious IDE Towers project, which includes a 120-floor high-rise, which will be the tallest building in Israel, as well as two other high-rise buildings with 77 and 88-floors.