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Israel announced to US: We will not advance construction in Atarot - Walla! News

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According to a senior Israeli official, the government sent messages to the Biden administration stating that the government would not advance the construction of the new neighborhood in Atarot, which was approved by the local committee of the Jerusalem municipality a few days ago. According to him, the government has no control over the local committee in the Jerusalem municipality


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Israel announced to the United States: We will not advance construction in Atarot

According to a senior Israeli official, the government sent messages to the Biden administration stating that the government would not advance the construction of the new neighborhood in Atarot, which was approved by the local committee of the Jerusalem municipality a few days ago.

According to him, the government has no control over the local committee in the Jerusalem municipality

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Thursday, 25 November 2021, 20:15 Updated: 20:36

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Israel has sent messages to the Biden administration in the United States, according to which the government will not advance the construction of the new neighborhood in Atarot, which was approved by the local committee of the Jerusalem municipality a few days ago, an Israeli official said tonight (Thursday).



According to him, Israel clarified to the United States a few days ago that the government has no control over the local committee in the Jerusalem municipality and that the plan will not be promoted by the district committee that is under the control of the government.

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The new neighborhood that is to be built.

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Yesterday, the Jerusalem Municipality approved the construction of a new neighborhood in Jerusalem - across the Green Line.

The neighborhood, to be called "Atarot", is expected to be built in North Jerusalem, along with other neighborhoods across the line, and spread over an area of ​​about 1,243 dunams in one of the most important land reserves in the Jerusalem metropolitan area - the abandoned Atarot airport area.

This is an area designated under the "Deal of the Century" to become a Palestinian tourist area.

The Palestinians see construction there as further harm to the chances of reaching a permanent settlement.



According to the plan approved by the committee, the neighborhood is expected to include thousands of housing units, as well as space for hotels, employment and commerce, public buildings, as well as open spaces.

The old airport site is due to be preserved.

The local committee recommended to the district committee to approve the plan, which was initiated by the Ministry of Construction and Housing and prepared by architect Yuval Kadmon.

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