An unnamed political party has sold eight assets as part of a recovery plan, according to Calcalist. The properties include an apartment in Jaffa, a branch in Hatzor Haglilit and Sderot, a hall in Bnei Brak, two stores in Holon, an office in Haifa, and a commercial property in Tirat Carmel. Another asset is currently in the process of sale.
A political party has sold eight properties as part of a financial recovery plan, Calcalist reported this morning. The assets, sold over recent years, include residential and commercial properties across Israel, such as an apartment in Jaffa, a branch in Hatzor Haglilit and Sderot, a hall in Bnei Brak, two stores in Holon, an office in Haifa, and a commercial property in Tirat Carmel. An additional property is currently in the process of being sold. The party's identity was not disclosed in the report, which focuses on the financial difficulties that led to the divestitures. The recovery plan appears to be ongoing, with the sales aimed at stabilizing the party's finances.
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