
Be'er Yaakov Municipality Drops Appeal, Fine Stands
Be'er Yaakov Municipality dropped its appeal, upholding a NIS 64,000 fine for accessibility violations at Rimon school. The Justice Ministry's Commission for.
Tuesday, 13 October 2026
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Be'er Yaakov Municipality dropped its appeal, upholding a NIS 64,000 fine for accessibility violations at Rimon school. The Justice Ministry's Commission for.