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March 07, 1997 - Image 70

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-03-07

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THE JEWIgi-INEWS

LEADING ISRAELI STOCKS
TRADED ON U.S. EXCHANGES

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Coastal Conflicts

The planned building of 13 marinas
along Israel's coastline is causing both natural
and man-made problems.

JESSICA STEINBERG SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS

F

or centuries after its con-
quest by the Crusaders, Is-
rael's Mediterranean
coastline was nearly aban-
doned, following the systematic
destruction of its towns and ports
by Muslim armies intent on pre-
venting a renewed European in-
vasion.
Now, dominated by three
bustling ports and linchpinned
by a sprawling urban landscape
that runs almost unabated from
Beirut to Gaza, the coastline is
anything but isolated.
Yet perhaps the final effort to
undo that systematic demolition
effort — the construction of 13
boating marinas between Na-
hariya in the north and Ashkelon
in the south — has yet to be com-
pleted, and makes some wonder
whether Israel's Mediterranean
coastline is not about to come full
circle, by becoming over-devel-
oped.
When God told Abraham that
his descendants would be as nu-
merous as the sands on the
seashore, He must have been re-
ferring to another shore. Israel's
coastline may run the length of
the country, but this strip is erod-
ing at a frighteningly fast pace.
Sand, or the lack of it, has be-
come a source of concern for Is-
rael's environmental community
over the last few years. There's
worry over natural causes, such
as shore erosion and a dimin-
ished flow in the several hundred

thousand cubic meters of sand
that comes to Israel's shores from
the Aswan Dam in Egypt. But
the latest problem is those mari-
nas — some already completed,
others in various stages of con-
struction — involving property
developers, local politicians and
zealous environmentalists.
Indeed, the debate over Israel's
marinas is a classic example of
governmental bureaucracy lock-
ing horns with private business,
of national concerns versus local
municipalities, of environmen-
talists in a tug-of-war with real-
estate developers.
National Plan Number 13 —
created in 1983 by the govern-
ment, 25 regional councils and
several public organizations, such
as the Israel Antiquities Au-
thority and the Geological Insti-
tute — centered, in one of its
aspects, on prepping the coun-
try'sshoreline for an expected in-
flux of tourists. The grand
scheme focused on building mari-
nas with an emphasis on water
sports and activities, based on
similar projects in several Euro-
pean countries.
Planning research showed
that Germans were water skiing
and yachting off the coast of
Greece and the English were sail-
ing in the south of France. Why
not offer them surfing and sun-
bathing off the coast of Haifa in-
stead?
"The plan was to make the

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