Wahat al-Salam - Neve ShalomOn Tuesday, February 3, the National Building and Planning Commission met to discuss the proposal by developers to build a new settlement adjacent to NSWAS. The plan called for the allocation of 60 hectares of state land for the construction of some 520 homes. Due to opposition by various parties including NSWAS, the Association for the Protection of Nature and the Jewish National Fund, the plan was rejected, despite a government decision from 2002 in favour of establishing a new settlement (...)
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The land of WAS-NS and public buildings are owned by the village. Public works projects are carried where possible with state support. Items like street lighting and sewer system hook-ups often need to be funded by members. Friends, donors and foundations help to fund construction of public buildings and large infrastructure expenses.
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Commission rejects plan to build new settlement next to NSWAS
5 February 2004 -
Development report
December 2001 -
Development report
November 1999 -
Meeting for new families and the seasonal opening of the swimming pool
May 1999 -
Development report
May 1999 -
Bernadotte Grant for future peace campus
November 1998 -
Building and development report
November 1998
