Smotrich details NIS 113 million heritage site plan, calls sites 'inseparable part of Jewish history'

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced Tuesday that Jerusalem has allocated NIS 113 million ($37.2 million) for the development of more than 70 heritage sites across Judea and Samaria. In a post on X, Smotrich described the sites as 'an inseparable part of the history of the Jewish people.'

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced Tuesday that Jerusalem has earmarked NIS 113 million ($37.2 million) for developing more than 70 heritage sites in Judea and Samaria. In a post on X, Smotrich wrote that the sites are 'an inseparable part of the history of the Jewish people.' The allocation covers sites across the region, though specific locations were not detailed in the announcement.

4 developments

1. 16:36 · 6 AugLatest

   Steering committee formally approves the NIS 113 million budget transfer.

2. 15:58 · 6 Aug

   Heritage Minister Amichai Eliahu officially approved the NIS 113 million budget.

3. 22:03 · 4 Aug

   Smotrich calls sites 'inseparable part of Jewish history'.

• Developing16:59 · 30 JulFinance Committee approved NIS 2.7 billion in transfers, including NIS 245 million in coalition funds
• Developing08:02 · 16 JulGovernment approves over NIS 1 billion for roads to new settlements in Judea and Samaria
• Developing15:03 · 15 JulIsrael announces $434 million plan for 34 communities in Judea and Samaria
• Strong13:38 · 6 JulKatz details cabinet-approved NIS 27 million hotel development plan for Judea and Samaria

Source and signal

• Open-source intake