The real estate enforcement authority has launched an enforcement operation across the country ahead of the Sukkot holiday, aiming to prevent the establishment of balconies, constructions, and building additions without permits, which are used to create sukkot. Inspectors have toured neighborhoods where there are concerns about illegal additions, posted informational notices, and conducted actions to identify unapproved construction work. The authority emphasizes that the enforcement is not directed against temporary sukkot, but against building additions that require a permit.
Additionally, the authority has reached out to suppliers, contractors, and metal workshops, warning them against carrying out illegal work. The supervision will continue during the Sukkot holiday as well, aiming to prevent potential dangers to human life arising from the establishment of illegal building additions. The authority expresses its commitment to safeguarding the public interest and preventing the dangers associated with unauthorized work.