Legal
District Court Orders Removal of Illegal Construction at Bora Bora Beach on Sea of Galilee
Judge Arfat Taha harshly criticized beach operator David Ohana, who was previously convicted of illegal construction at the site and continued committing building violations there while collecting entry fees in violation of law. Ohana intends to appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court.
· Source: Haaretz. Photo as published in the article
The district court in Nazareth ordered the state to immediately remove illegal construction at Bora Bora Beach on the Sea of Galilee, including fences that blocked access, and allow the public free access to the beach.
The district court in Nazareth ordered the state to immediately remove all illegal construction at Bora Bora Beach in Tiberias, including fences that blocked public access to the beach. According to the report, the purpose of the order is to allow the public free access to the site.
In his ruling, Judge Arfat Taha harshly criticized beach operator David Ohana. According to the report, Ohana was previously convicted of illegal construction, continued committing building violations and collected entry fees in violation of law for more than ten years.
Ohana's attorneys announced their intention to appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court.
