Jerusalem begins renovation at Kafr Akab UNRWA facility, will become educational complex
Israel will replace the UN agency site with schools and community facilities after investing more than NIS 40 million, officials said.
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Ben-Gvir defies Netanyahu, turns UNRWA eviction into fresh diplomatic crisis
UN officials condemned Israel’s takeover of the Kafr Aqab compound, warning 340 Palestinian students could lose access to education; Israel says the site will become a new school and community complex for local residents
Israel would not tolerate any organization involved in the Hamas massacre, the Israeli government announced. A school was set up on the UNRWA site.
Israel seizes control of UNRWA compound in Jerusalem
Israel boots UNRWA from compound in northern Jerusalem, begins work repurposing the site. By World Israel News Staff Israeli security forces moved Tuesday to take control of an UNRWA compound in Kafr Aqab in northern Jerusalem, beginning work to remove the United Nations agency from the site and replace it with a municipal education and community complex serving local Arab residents. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the operation was being…
Jerusalem begins renovation at Kafr Akab UNRWA facility, will become educational complex
More than NIS 40 million is being invested in the initial stage of the project, including a municipal boys’ high school scheduled to open next week with the start of the school year.
Jerusalem launches $13.4 million educational hub in Arab neighborhood
The Jerusalem Municipality began construction work on Tuesday for a major educational and community complex in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Kfar Aqab, investing more than 40 million shekels (approximately $13.4 million) to serve thousands of local Arab residents.According to Israel's Foreign Ministry, the first phase includes a new municipal boys' high school slated to open in September. Future phases will feature additional classrooms…
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