Cinema carved into the mountain, bars and performance complexes: the entertainment revolution of Judea and Samaria
The Binyamin Council is investing one million shekels in the "Wolves" program to encourage cultural and leisure initiatives in the settlements of Judea and Samaria. 11 entrepreneurs were selected, including business owners who accumulated 3,160 reserve days. The initiatives include a cinema carved into the mountain, a burger bar and a performance complex.
The Binyamin Council is investing one million shekels in the "Wolves" program to encourage cultural and leisure initiatives in the settlements of Judea and Samaria. 11 entrepreneurs were selected from dozens of applicants, including business owners who together accumulated 3,160 reserve days during the war. The initiatives include an intimate cinema carved into the mountain in Mitzpe Dani, a burger bar in Shilo, a cultural complex in Rimonim, a chocolate bar, coffee carts and more. Participants will undergo two months of business mentoring through the Binyamin Plus community center, and at the end grants will be determined. Council head Israel Gantz said: "Alongside the road revolution and the development of medical services, we are also investing in culture and leisure." Entrepreneur Sharon Modan spoke of a local thirst for entertainment venues. The goal is to expand the cultural and leisure offerings and retain the younger generation in the settlements.