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Residents of the Nostalgic City Claim It Is Dead; the Mayor Responds: Come on, We'll Destroy Everything in a Week and a Half

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Tiberias is struggling for its life amid closed beaches, crumbling buildings and a shrinking middle class, while Mayor Yossi Nebva warns of collapse in an earthquake and feels the state has simply abandoned the city.
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Residents of the Nostalgic City Claim It Is Dead; the Mayor Responds: Come on, We'll Destroy Everything in a Week and a Half

Tiberias is struggling for its life amid closed beaches, crumbling buildings and a shrinking middle class, while Mayor Yossi Nebva warns of collapse in an earthquake and feels the state has simply abandoned the city.

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Maariv Online broke the news in Israel on Saturday, November 22, 2025.
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