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Court Orders Demolition of Illegal Structures at Bora Bora Beach on the Sea of Galilee

The Nazareth District Court ordered the immediate removal of the illegal structures at Bora Bora Beach in Tiberias. Among other things, the fences that blocked public access to the beach and prevented free passage must be dismantled.

Key facts

  • Court: Nazareth District Court
  • Publication date: September 17, 2026
  • Location: Bora Bora Beach, Tiberias, Sea of Galilee
  • Beach operator: David Ohana
  • Admission fees were collected for more than ten years
  • The case number is not stated in the source

What Happened

Illegal structures were built and fences were erected at Bora Bora Beach, restricting access to the shore of the Sea of Galilee. In addition, according to the source, visitors were charged admission fees in violation of the law for more than ten years.

What the Court Ruled

The Nazareth District Court ordered the state to take immediate action to remove all illegal construction. The order expressly applies to the fences preventing the public from freely accessing the beach.

The Beach Operator's Position

The beach is managed by David Ohana. His attorneys announced their intention to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court. The source does not clarify whether the appeal was filed or whether enforcement of the decision was stayed.

The Legal Basis

The court based its decision on the illegality of the structures erected, the obstruction of the public's free access, and the collection of admission fees in violation of the law. The case number and specific statutory provisions are not stated in the source.

What this means for you

The decision confirms that illegal structures and fences may not prevent the public from freely accessing the beach. For visitors to Bora Bora, this means that the state is required to remove such obstacles; however, the operator intends to petition the Supreme Court, so further proceedings may affect enforcement of the decision.

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