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Beitunia Mayor Discusses Resilience Projects
The Mayor of Beitunia, Rabi' Dawood, confirmed that the municipality continues to implement its developmental projects despite the difficult economic conditions in Palestine. The focus remains on improving residents' quality of life by maintaining essential services and strengthening resilience in the face of occupation and the financial crisis. One of the most prominent projects disclosed is the sewage system project, which had been halted for over 15 years due to Israeli obstacles but has now entered the actual implementation phase. Fieldwork is expected to begin in 2027 after identifying suitable alternatives away from Israeli barriers. He also emphasized that about 80% of the city’s land falls within Area C, which complicates project execution, and that the municipality is coordinating with legal institutions to follow up on land files. Additionally, the municipality is working on improving the internal road network and reducing traffic congestion through projects connected to main stations and new internal roads, with maintenance ongoing temporarily. Despite the financial challenges, he indicated that basic services such as lighting, cleanliness, and water will continue normally, alongside efforts to support the local economy through organizing tourism and marketing initiatives and activities. On the social front, the municipality is prioritizing aid for needy families and offering scholarships to university students, aiming to enhance the resilience and dignity of citizens amid current circumstances.
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