New Kloor Yeruham Stadium Inaugurated in Southern Israel
The new 14 million shekel Kloor Yeruham Stadium opens in southern Israel, serving as a modern home for Hapoel Yeruham football club and local youth divisions.
The new "Kloor Yeruham Stadium" will be officially inaugurated on Friday in southern Israel. Built with an investment of approximately 14 million shekels, the modern sports facility features around 300 seats and is set to serve as an upgraded home for the Hapoel Yeruham football club as well as the club's youth and children divisions.
The complex includes two spacious locker rooms, new changing rooms, a coach's room, and a referee's room complete with restrooms, a shower, and a secure reinforced room (mamad). The grand opening ceremony will take place in the presence of local council head Nili Aharon, Culture and Sport Minister Miki Zohar, donor Dame Vivien Duffield from the Clore Israel Foundation, and sports portfolio holder Aryeh Dorkerk.
Local Council Head Nili Aharon highlighted the significance of the project, stating that the inauguration is massive news for the children, youth, and athletes of Yeruham. "The new facility is not just a football pitch, but a home for values, excellence, teamwork, and local pride. We thank the Clore Foundation and the Ministry of Culture and Sport for this partnership," she noted.
The inauguration of the stadium adds to a broad development momentum in sports and fitness led by the local council in recent years. Alongside the construction of the Kloor Stadium, the council is advancing the renovation of the old municipal stadium and maintains a strategic partnership with Hapoel Beersheba to nurture young talents.
