Court ruling8/8/2026

Deceased Woman’s Family Awarded NIS 92,000 in Compensation for Damage During Building Reinforcement

The husband and children of a woman who died during a building reinforcement project in Bat Yam were awarded NIS 92,000 in compensation. The sum concerns damage to property inside the apartment, an unpaid balance of rent, and non-pecuniary damages.

Key facts

•Compensation: NIS 92,000
•Location: Bat Yam
•Project: Building reinforcement under TAMA 38
•Recipients of the compensation: The deceased woman’s husband and children
•Publication: July 19, 2026
•Neither the case number nor the name of the court was stated

What Happened

The dispute arose during work to reinforce a building in Bat Yam as part of a TAMA 38 project. According to the published description, the apartment sustained moisture damage, but the source does not disclose the specific circumstances or the extent of the damage.

Who Received the Compensation

Compensation was awarded to the husband and children of a woman who died during the project. The materials provided do not specifically identify the defendant or name the construction company.

What the Court Decided

The total compensation amounted to NIS 92,000. It includes damage to the apartment’s contents, an unpaid balance of rent, and non-pecuniary damages. No breakdown of the amount by the different types of damage was published.

What Details Are Missing From the Source

The description provided does not state the name of the court, the case number, or the date of the judgment. It also does not specify the statutory provisions applied, the legal basis for liability, or the court’s conclusions regarding each of the claims.

What this means for you

The decision shows that when damage occurs during building reinforcement, compensation may cover not only damaged property but also a debt for rent and non-pecuniary damages. However, the brief source does not make it possible to determine what evidence was required or the rules on which the court relied in calculating the amount.

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