I am happy that the Government of Israel sees a desire to promote municipal development as a common goal with city leadership and residents,” the mayor said.Īccording to Central Bureau of Statistics data, the population of Beit Shemesh has grown by approximately 63 percent (around 50,000 residents) in the past decade, the highest growth rate among Israel’s 15 largest cities. I see the work of the municipality and the various government ministries as a complementary synergy that builds the strength of a city.
“Beit Shemesh is currently undergoing an accelerated process of economic development, the goal of which is to reinvigorate the city. The story of Beit Shemesh is the story of the State of Israel,” she said, with an obvious dig at the former Netanyahu government. “For years they talked the Bennett government is taking action and effecting change. The Beit Shemesh mayor thanked the prime minister for “bringing an unprecedented decision for the benefit of the city. The work is considerable, and now we will lead it together,” Bennett added. “Since her tenure began, Mayor Bloch has been working extensively for a better future for the city’s residents. Aliza Bloch, we are promoting a program on an unprecedented scale that will improve quality of life in the city. “Together with the local leadership led by Mayor Dr.
“The city of Beit Shemesh is a wonderful place with excellent people that is facing many challenges,” the prime minister said. Under the plan the government will also pay NIS 34 million for vocational training and strengthening the employment authority in the city NIS 31 million to strengthen social services in the city NIS 10 million to increase personal security and promote healthier lifestyles for residents and NIS 10 million for culture and leisure activities for those living in the city. The plan is slated to add public transportation lines in response to the city’s growing population at an estimated cost of NIS 300 million, build public institutions and expand infrastructures at a cost of NIS 82 million and strengthen the municipality to develop services for residents, at a cost of approximately NIS 50 million.
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