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Haifa Breakwater
The construction of breakwaters is an ancient practice to hold back rough seas, in order to create a quiet harbor...
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The Tel Aviv Fast Lane
Shapir is a driving force in the movement for social equality with the Tel Aviv Fast Lane, a toll-road solution...
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Pre-Cast Concrete
The Shapir Prefab Concrete Plant was established in 1992 to produce pre-cast concrete elements for the Shapir Group and other...
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All Shapir projects begin with the stone.
The story of Shapir’s Industry Division begins in 1986, when the Israel Electric Corporation contracted Shapir to construct a breakwater...
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Israel’s DAN, CENTRAL & NORTHERN REGIONS Natural Gas Infrastructure
Natural gas brings many advantages to the Israeli market. It is cheaper, more environmentally friendly and safer than the fossil...
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Ashkelon: Rotenberg Coal Pier
The Rotenberg Power Plant, located in the southern coastal city of Ashkelon, uses advanced coal-burning technology. It came online in...
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Israel’s Parliament
The Knesset building, home to the 120-member Israeli Parliament, is one of the most famous structures in modern Jerusalem. Thousands...
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Mevaseret Zion, Israel
The town of Mevaseret Zion is perched on a mountain ridge to the west of Jerusalem. Its neighborhoods consist of...
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Ma’ale Adumim, Israel
The town of Ma’ale Adumim was established seven kilometers east of Jerusalem in the 1970s to relieve the city’s housing...
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Ashkelon Power Station
The construction of power stations in Israel has presented multiple challenges. Besides the technological know-how required to keep plant operation...
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Central Israel: Modiin Train Station
Modiin is a relatively new and vibrant city conveniently located midway between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Planned to be Israel’s...
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Ben-Gurion International Airport
Known affectionately by Israelis as “Natbag” (the Airport’s Hebrew acronym), Ben-Gurion Airport has played a prominent part in Israel’s history...
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Ashdod Port
Ashdod Port, approximately 40 kilometers south of Tel Aviv-Jaffa on the Mediterranean coast, was first opened in 1965 as Israel’s...
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