The Public Relations Office of Agudat Israel Jerusalem, at 2 Peres Street, is renewing its appearance and upgrading itself in preparation for expanding its activities immediately after the elections, with the intention of serving the public of Jerusalem residents fully, at all hours of the day, and on all issues.
As part of the bureau's activities, assistance can be provided on a variety of issues, including exercising rights, recharging Rav Kav cards for those who abstain from technological devices, and more. In the future, Agudat Israel intends to turn the place into a center for activities and inquiries that will operate throughout the year, with the goal of improving service and providing assistance to Jerusalem residents, starting with inquiries regarding property taxes and various municipal services, through exercising rights, and more.
The bureau is currently led by Rabbi Moshe Hamer, who works hard to assist and provide a full response to every request that comes to the offices of the Agudath Israel Jerusalem Center. Rabbi Hamer, together with the head of the list, Rabbi Yitzhak Meir Brim, are formulating a work plan that will be launched immediately after the elections, which will ensure the bureau's ability to better assist the public.
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Head of the Agudat Israel list in Jerusalem, Rabbi Yitzhak Meir Brim: "I have taken it upon myself to take care of and improve the issue of assistance to everyone who applies in the city of Jerusalem, and I pledge to continue to work to make the municipal service accessible. I intend to operate the bureau for public inquiries throughout the week on a regular basis and at all hours of the day to assist everyone who needs it.".
Head of the Public Inquiries Bureau at Agudat Israel Jerusalem, Rabbi Moshe Hamer: "These days, we provide the public with dedicated service in all matters relating to submitting applications for property tax discounts, and many other services that the public is required to receive from the municipality, and this is currently only possible online. We also provide printing and consulting services on site for those who need it.".
