(haipo) – A few days ago, a resident of central Israel was driving his car from the city of Nesher on his way up the mountain and down Hatana Street towards Oskar Schindler Street in the Savyonei Carmel neighborhood in Haifa.
As he approached the intersection, he passed a sign that said: "Estate." Then he noticed the skyscrapers to his left.
"Wow," he said to his interlocutor, "I didn't know that Nesher City had such tall houses."
"It's not Nesher. It's Haifa," his interlocutor corrected him.
The first one asked: "Where does it say this is Haifa?"
In response to a request from "Hai Fe," the Haifa Municipality Spokesperson stated:
"The municipality will examine the issue of signage at the site and act accordingly."
"Live Here" will continue to follow the issue.
Haifa Municipality, wake up! How many times have I asked for signage directed to the Savyonei Carmel neighborhood and the exit and entrance from Haifa to Nesher? Have you thought about what happens in an emergency when rescue vehicles search for an address in the collapse and disruption of navigation systems? The trailing answer that the matter is under treatment and subject to the budget and work schedule sounds very uninteresting to me.
The most interesting article I read today. Who cares?
The entire area was in the eagle's beak.
I don't even consider the possibility that this is a bribe to transfer the area to Haifa.
One side is Haifa, the other side is Nesher. The wisdom is to pay less for the tarn.
I wish Oskar Schindler belonged to Nesher. Property taxes in Haifa are crazy.