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Heftsiba

Former Israeli construction company

Heftsiba (also rendered as Heftsiba Construction, Development and Investments Ltd.) was an Israeli real estate and construction conglomerate founded in 1968 by businessman Mordechai Yona. Over the course of nearly four decades, the company grew into one of Israel's most prominent construction firms, accumulating a portfolio encompassing thousands of apartments, commercial centres, and hotels both in Israel and abroad.

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Heftsiba

Former Israeli construction company

Heftsiba (also rendered as Heftsiba Construction, Development and Investments Ltd.) was an Israeli real estate and construction conglomerate founded in 1968 by businessman Mordechai Yona. Over the course of nearly four decades, the company grew into one of Israel's most prominent construction firms, accumulating a portfolio encompassing thousands of apartments, commercial centres, and hotels both in Israel and abroad.

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Heftsiba (also rendered as Heftsiba Construction, Development and Investments Ltd.) was an Israeli real estate and construction conglomerate founded in 1968 by businessman Mordechai Yona. Over the course of nearly four decades, the company grew into one of Israel's most prominent construction firms, accumulating a portfolio encompassing thousands of apartments, commercial centres, and hotels both in Israel and abroad. Its collapse in 2007, attributed to financial mismanagement, legal decisions regarding illegally constructed settlements in the West Bank, and the departure of its chief executive, left approximately 10,000 households without completed homes and significantly impacted the Israeli real estate sector.

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