Facing uproar, Netanyahu announces ‘mega-plan’ for Israel’s battered north
The allocation of 13 billion shekels (S$5.84 billion) was meant to secure and develop northern communities along the Lebanon border.
Facing uproar, Netanyahu announces ‘mega-plan’ for Israel’s battered north
The allocation of 13 billion shekels (S$5.84 billion) was meant to secure and develop northern communities along the Lebanon border.
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