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Rehovot City Hall and Workers’ Committee Reach Framework for Recovery Agreement

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of six Rehovot city and workers' committee representatives standing beneath trees at night and raising glasses in a toast, drawn in warm ochre and slate-blue pastel with cross-hatching on sepia newsprint.

Rehovot's municipal administration and workers' committee reached a framework for a recovery agreement after a prolonged dispute, subject to Finance Ministry approval. Officials announced the framework at a municipal staff gathering in Park HaHadarim attended by city and municipal-corporation employees, directors and council members. Mayor Matan Dil said the city's 2026 budget is balanced and that growth should begin in 2027 after accumulated deficits reached hundreds of millions of shekels. Municipal CEO Yosfa Haliva said the arrangement gives the recovery process a more stable base while preserving workers and services for residents.

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