In Givatayim, grants were awarded to 22 business owners who served in the reserves
The grants are intended to express appreciation to reservists who, alongside prolonged and significant service, had to deal with the challenges involved in running a business during the war. Those eligible for the grant are business owners who served as combat soldiers in the reserves for at least 100 days from the end of 2023 until the end of 2025.
The grants are intended to express appreciation to reservists who, alongside prolonged and significant service, had to deal with the challenges involved in running a business during the war. Those eligible for the grant are business owners who served as combat soldiers in the reserves for at least 100 days from the end of 2023 until the end of 2025.
Ran Konik, Mayor of Givatayim, stated:
"It is hard to describe in words the magnitude of the contribution and the personal and economic price paid by the business owners who are here today. Behind each one of them stands a business that had to continue operating, a family that bore the burden, and sometimes also employees and customers who waited for their return. The grant is a small expression of the immense appreciation we owe them and also a way to provide real assistance to those who stepped up time and again for all of us. Thank you to the MATI Center for the amazing cooperation, to the Department of Licensing, Promotion and Business Signage, and of course to the reservists - we salute you."
