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High Court reviews legal opinion on major housing tender in justice ministry area

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What happened

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The Ma’aleh Adumim Municipality petitioned the High Court of Justice against a legal opinion from the Attorney-General’s Office. That opinion advised state authorities to postpone a tender for 1,234 homes in the justice ministry settlement until after the October 27 election. The Israel Land Authority and the Construction and Housing Ministry administer the tender, which currently has a deadline of October 19. The municipality argued that delaying the tender constitutes political interference.

From jpost.com

Why it matters

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The tender is the first stage of a larger plan for approximately 3,400 housing units in the justice ministry area. Supporters of the project state it is needed for Ma’ale Adumim to develop and would strengthen the city’s connection to Jerusalem.

From jpost.com

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  • justice ministryThe Attorney-General’s Office issued a legal opinion regarding the tender.
  • Israel Land AuthorityAdministers the housing tender in coordination with the Justice Ministry.
  • High Court of JusticeIs reviewing the legal opinion and the petition filed by the Ma’aleh Adumim Municipality.

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    The development plan could impact land use and housing demand within the West Bank.

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