During 2005-2009 the Israel Land Administration (ILA) Provided the Arabic Community with only 21% of its Needed Land for Housing Purposes

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In a study conducted by ACAP, it was found that during the years 2005-2009 the Arab citizens needed approximately 55,000 housing units to meet their need, and the Jewish citizens needed around 217,000 housing units. The ILA (the Israel Land Administration) has provided the Arabs with only 21% of the needed land during these years, while for the Jews it provided around 63% of the needed land.

During 2005-2009 the Israel Land Administration (ILA) Provided the Arabic Community with only 21% of its Needed Land for Housing Purposes

Bibliography:


The Arab Center for Alternative Planning. "During 2005-2009 the Israel Land Administration (ILA) Provided the Arabic Community with only 21% of its Needed Land for Housing Purposes". The 6th Electronic Newsletter of The Arab Center for Alternative Planning. The Arab Center for Alternative Planning, 20 May 2010.
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Report

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Government Policy, Land, Housing, Economic Development, Statistical Data

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