Galilean leaders of Galilee warned the bureaucracy, neglect may determine the future of the former Israelites

About two years of immigration has left the scars and not only in infrastructure but with the social fabric of the northern Israelite, and the question is no longer rebuilding.

To call the green slope of the upper galaxy ends a sense of peace. Stretches on the hills, valley begins, and villages from the border with Lebanon. However, after this shepherding shepherd of shepherds sleep the truth marked by rockets, poppens, combined businesses, and rising debt.

About two years of migration has left the scars and not only in infrastructure but with the social fabric of the northern Israelite, where the question can never return, but where families can come back.

“This is the opportunity to come out of the back of the war,” said Asaf Levinger, the head of the Galilean Council. “It is important for the whole country to build a different person here.”

The levinger, representing a number of stretching communities on the northern border of Israel, speaking in an urgency and contempt. He notes that about 85% of the released family returns, and emphasizes that focus should not be for those who leave.

“There are new families in joining,” he pointing to Kibbutz is a kilometer, where new family members arrived. “We have forty sons in Kibbutz speaking about returning. In Manara, we already put short temporary heads, and there are no empty houses left in many of our communities.”

Fitness, however, stands next to. In Manara, about three quarters of homes are ruined by the Hezbollah fire. “Seventy-five percent of the houses in Manara were beaten,” Lavinger is described. “It will take three years to rebuild, some of them by exiting and reconstruction. We have already renewed part of the houses, and people live in, but most of it are in advance.” The roads and community infrastructure is always prepared; The Council’s chief process adforms to date.

Support, emphasizes, bottle. Under the current model, municipalities must invest in the premises in front and over a government application. “The most money has received it until now has been direct compensation from the residents and the preparation of the first infrastructure in reconstruction,” he said.

“A relaxing has not arrived.

The result is a patio of chronic reset, with local councils that are obliged to take a loan and businesses left in Limbo. “The biggest challenge restarts the economy and making this region again,” Levinger persisted.

“Tourism, which should flourish, are empty.

With levinger, this problem also produces long neglect. “The Eastern Galile is denied. We are not connected to the national train, which is not connected to the National Water Car.

“There is great power here, but without communication, without investment, families will not live. We do not have full support, but it is wrong.”

That is “different,” in his view, included international education, agricultural research, and cultural health on tourism and Hi-tech. He explained: “We want to turn the local college to university,” he explained.

“We want to attract companies, connect Hi-tech with Agri-Tech, and build a unique society that people will not only choose to be spirits and landscapes, but they need decisions now.”

Without government transfer, donations or loan is the only answer

Inbar Bezek, the Upper High Economic Development Company and the Israelite Parliament member, describes the same truth with the earth’s level of building and hacking. “We were promised 15 million shekels to build 55 kinds of kindergarten and schools. We started in January, finished half of them,” he said.

“Municipalities should raise contributions or to the bank and pay off offspring. The strong carpets can borrow, but the weak cannot.

His concern is evident. “They promise billions of paper, but when you look for money from the ground, there is no new place if we don’t know when the Kingdom will be,” he explained. In his opinion, the government “has given a penphery” and prioritizing politics.

“Sitting in the north means you earn a little, you get a little, and the quality of your life is low. However we are here, because this is the best place in Israel to strengthen the family.”

Bezek and points to the size of the social. By Kiryat Shmona closes for about two years, restaurants, shops, and cultural activities disappeared, the gap with the Centraatic Israeli. “50% of the restaurants that would have had no resurrection. Some permanently. she asked.

Economic payment goes beyond services to fields itself. The Ofer Barnea, the CEO of the Galile Agriculture company, explains a place to destroy and wait. “About 3,000 officers of wild fruit near the border was destroyed, especially apples,” he said. “Farmers received compensation.

During the war, he explained, workers of other countries or contractors who could enter. The harvest was lost, and the water system is burned, and fruit trees have been removed. “Employees are returned now, but the severity of time.

Barnea, like a levinger, emphasizes the difficulty that can be open. “If the money arrives, the recovery will be quick. Money is not allowed. “

The feeling of neglect is deeply running in these discussions. Levinger does not hide its frustration. “Hafa and Yokne’am receive the same benefits of high-quality Galilean. So about business, why come here, when everything streams?

And yet he is devastating from hope. “It is amazing to see accepting abroad, Jews, and non-Jews alike, during and after war and warmly give us energy,” says warmth. “We must get out of tight. It’s time to build a different building.”

The words that Israel Israel faced many times: that Pripheryy will last a sacrificial boundary or become a boundary of opportunities. In the remaining Galilee, leaders warn that the time ends, and the promises on a paper should come to the end.