Residents of Israel’s south were surprised on a recent Saturday morning when they saw heavy construction machinery operating on an empty site west of Kiryat Gat. Government construction projects are rarely carried out on Shabbat, when such work is prohibited according to Jewish | Collector

Residents of Israel’s south were surprised on a recent Saturday morning when they saw heavy construction machinery operating on an empty site west of Kiryat Gat.

Government construction projects are rarely carried out on Shabbat, when such work is prohibited according to Jewish

The Times of Israel

Residents of Israel’s south were surprised on a recent Saturday morning when they saw heavy construction machinery operating on an empty site west of Kiryat Gat. Government construction projects are rarely carried out on Shabbat, when such work is prohibited according to Jewish

Residents of Israel’s south were surprised on a recent Saturday morning when they saw heavy construction machinery operating on an empty site west of Kiryat Gat. Government construction projects are rarely carried out on Shabbat, when such work is prohibited according to Jewish

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