Land Dispute

Concerns regarding soil contamination in the Sde Dov quarter continue to delay the distribution of rights among approximately 1,700 landowners in the 'Gush HaGadol'. Although the appraiser found no grounds to change the value coefficients at this stage, rights holders argue that the lottery must be postponed until pollution test results are available.

The Jerusalem District Court rejected a request by a group of investors to prevent the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate from selling land in the center of Jerusalem. The Supreme Court subsequently rejected the appeal.

The Jerusalem District Court, followed by the Supreme Court, rejected a request by a group of investors to prevent the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate from selling a land plot in the city center.

A family from Herzliya claimed they received the backyard in an agreed-upon division between neighbors. The Inspector of Land Registration in Netanya did not accept the story and ruled that they must dismantle a fence, paving, and a gate, and remove cameras and floodlights - within two months and at their own expense.