Sewage floods Bnei Brak – and the municipality refuses to provide answers | Documentation

Footage obtained by the report reveals sewage flooding across Bnei Brak, creating health hazards in residents' living areas. The municipality did not respond; the 'Mei Bnei Brak' corporation stated it is investing 130 million shekels in infrastructure upgrades.

Sewage flooding across Bnei Brak is documented in harsh images obtained by the report, raising questions about the state of infrastructure and the handling of health hazards. The footage shows sewage water flowing and flooding areas of the city, creating hazards in residents' living environments. The report notes that sewage water may contain contaminants and bacteria, endangering public health, especially in a dense city with many families and children. The report's inquiry to the Bnei Brak municipality went unanswered. The 'Mei Bnei Brak' corporation responded that it is investing 130 million shekels in infrastructure upgrades, of which 14 million in 2025, and that it operates rapid response teams at a cost of 8 million shekels per year. The corporation noted projects to replace sewage lines on major city arteries.