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Road Transportation Report: 2014 Road Transportation Report: 2014. Amount approved from the Transferred Clearing Local Authority Category classification Minister's Council amount amount Abo Dis Local Council 664,913 Aljdira Village Council 140,373 Aljib Village Council 260,248 Alram Local Council 1,255,540 500,000 Alza'im Village Council 209,794 Alsawahreh Sharqia Local Council 357,711 Alsheikh Sa'd Village Council 120,203 Alezaria Local Council 1,085,759 Alqbeba Village Council 195,637 Alnabi Somoel Village Council 15,907 Beddo Local Council 419,206 Beddo rarb aljahalin Village Council 44,441 Beit Ijza Village Council 43,019 Beit Iksa Village Council 116,868 Beit hanina Village Council 66,032 Beit Doqu Village Council 99,977 Beit Sorik Local Council 239,695 Beit Anan Local Council 245,434 Birnabala Local Council 297,090 Jaba Village Council 196,293 Hizma Village Council 386,736 Um Alfahem Village Council 22,412 Rafat Village Council 146,386 Anata Local Council 743,080 Qtana Local Council 398,270 Qalandia Village Council 72,701 Kofr Aqab Village Council 1,089,148 Mokhmas Village Council 89,209 OM Altot Village Council 29,303 Om Alrayhan Village Council 10,970 Alryad Village Council 31,807 Alrayyan Village Council 31,582 Alzababdeh Municipality Council 108,570 Alzawia Village Council 22,816 Alshohada Village Council 51,793 Altaybeh Village Council 63,840 Alarqa Village Council 64,015 Alatara Village Council 34,337 Alfandqumia Village Council 100,756 Almotaheda Municipality Council 513,223 Almoghayar Village Council 71,704 Alhashmia Village Council 31,131 Alyamoun Municipality Council 485,373 Barta'a Alsharqia Village Council 123,723 Broqin Municipality Council 168,428 Bir Albasha Village Council 38,720 Ta'nak Village Council 29,628 Talfit Village Council 7,063 Jaba Municipality Council 251,603 Ajalqamus Village Council 59,006 Jenin Municipality Council 1,161,589 Kherbet Abdallah Younis Village Council 4,082 Raba Village Council 93,168 Romana Village Council 93,017 Zabdeh Aljdaydeh Village Council 41,299 Zbuba Village Council 57,303 Silet Althaher Municipality Council 171,659 Sila Alhartia Municipality Council 279,152 Sanour Village Council 120,492 Toura Village Council 32,358 Thahr Almaleh Village Council 5,861 Anin Village Council 109,347 Ajja Village Council 149,769 Arraba Municipality Council 302,694 Anza Village Council 55,500 Fahma Village Council 73,657 Fahma Aljadida Village Council 10,945 Qabatia Municipality Council 568,748 Kofr Dan Village Council 152,524 Kofr Raa'ai Municipality Council 218,167 Kofr QOUD Village Council 33,861 Kfereit Village Council 71,278 Marj Bin Ammer Municipality Council 564,315 Marka Village Council 47,736 Maslia Village Council 70,752 Ya'bad Municipality Council 404,102 Alkafriat Municipality Council 208,625 Aljaroushia Village Council 26,423 Alanazla Alsharqia Village Council 42,877 Ektaba Village Council 75,536 Baqa Alsharqia Municipality Council 224,353 Bl'a Municipality Council 187,162 Beit Lid Municipality Council 145,261 Deir Alghsoun Municipality Council 240,933 Ramin Village Council 51,192 Zeita Municipality Council 80,820 Safarin Village Council 21,539 Shoufa Village Council 62,187 Saida Village Council 82,999 Toulkarem Municipality Council 1,465,310 Attil Municipality Council 256,136 Allar Municipality Council 175,415 Anabta Municipality Council 207,699 Far'on Village Council 87,858 Qaffin Municipality Council 237,677 Kofr Libbad Municipality Council 115,458 Alaqaba Village Council 3,256 Almaleh Village Council 11,546 Bardla Village Council 51,092 Tayasir Village Council 77,665 Kherbet Atouf Village Council 5,335 Atamoun Municipality Council 336,881 Youbass Municipality Council 554,622 Aqaba Municipality Council 204,343 Ein Albeda Village Council 36,290 Kardala Village Council 9,592 Wad Alfar'a Village Council 85,203 Albathan Village Council 72,280 Alsawia Village Council 69,600 Alaqrabania Village Council 29,127 Alliban Alsharqia Village Council 80,495 Alanqoura Village Council 44,931 Alnasria Village Council 46,108 Oudla Village Council 33,009 Ousarin Village Council 46,884 Borqa Village Council 106,742 Bazaria Village Council 65,518 Borin Village Council 67,171 Beit Emrin Village Council 82,048 Beit Iba Village Council 91,615 Beit Hsan Village Council 32,609 Beit DAJAN Village Council 101,382 Beit Forik Municipality Council 300,741 Beit Wazan Village Council 30,755 Beita Municipality Council 264,100 Til Village Council 148,692 Talfit Village Council 82,148 Jama'in Municipality Council 181,076 Jorish Village Council 40,723 Howara Municipality Council 162,016 Doma Village Council 61,060 Deir Alhatab Village Council 64,366 Deir Sharaf Village Council 71,554 Rojib Village Council 122,220 Zawata Village Council 54,548 Zeita - Jamain Village Council 61,511 Salem Village Council 147,240 Sabastia Municipality Council 102,209 Sarra Village Council 74,534 Talouza Village Council 69,074 Azmout Village Council 77,089 Asira Alshamalia Municipality Council 219,795 Asira Alqiblia Village Council 68,824 Aqraba Municipality Council 237,928 Awarta Village Council 163,569 Orif Village Council 84,978 Ein Shibly Village Council 9,743 Einabus Village Council 68,072 Froush Beit Dajan Village Council 22,365 Qablan Municipality Council 207,398 Qaryot Village Council 67,521 Qasra Village Council 127,329 qosin Village Council 49,714 Kofr Qalil Village Council 71,303 Mdama Village Council 51,017 Majdal Bani Fadel Village Council 69,300 Nablus Municipality Council 3,668,924 Yasid Village Council 60,609 Yotma Village Council 82,999 Alazb Algharbi Village Council 42,126 Alnabi alyas Village Council 34,737 Ematin Village Council 89,887 Baqa Alhatab Village Council 48,763 Beit Emmin Village Council 29,954 Jit Village Council 65,167 Jinsafot Village Council 85,303 Jayous Municipality Council 99,103 Hableh Municipality Council 188,414 Hajja Village Council 63,715 Ras atia Village Council 61,461 Saneria Village Council 82,473 Arab abu FARDA Village Council 3,431 Arab Aramadin Village Council 6,587 Arab Alramadin Alshamali Village Council 2,404 Azoun Municipality Council 238,880 Azoun Atmeh Village Council 52,545 Flamia Village Council 18,784 Qalqilia Municipality Council 1,238,252 Kofr Thelth Municipality Council 116,334 Kofr Qadoum Village Council 86,280 Kofr Laqef Village Council 25,396 Eskaka Village Council 26,523 Alazawyeh Municipality Council 138,274 Beddia Municipality Council 234,547 Broqin Municipality Council 94,119 Hares Village Council 90,513 Deir Estia Municipality Council 91,490 Deir Balout Municipality Council 92,917 Rafat Village Council 54,122 Salfit Municipality Council 262,247 Sarta Village Council 73,582 Farkha Village Council 39,721 Qarawa bani hassan Municipality Council 110,549 Qira Village Council 33,235 Kafr aldik Municipality Council 132,413 Kefl Hares Municipality Council 94,470 Marda Village Council 57,929 Masha Village Council 58,255 Yasouf Village Council 47,135 Abu Qash Village Council 42,526 Alitihad Municipality Council 206,096 Albireh Municipality Council 1,157,382 Aljania Village Council 35,238 Alzaytouneh Municipality Council 187,537 Altaybeh Municipality Council 41,750 Altira Village Council 41,149 Alliban Algharbi Village Council 44,705 Almidia Village Council 39,421 Almazra'a alsharqia Municipality Council 136,170 Almoghayyar Village Council 71,754 Alnabi Saleh Village Council 16,179 Bodros Village Council 42,376 Borqa Village Council 63,314 Borham Village Council 18,659 Belin Village Council 51,543 Bani Zeid Alsharqia Municipality Council 154,002 Bani Zeid Algharbia Municipality Council 168,027 Beit Sira Village Council 83,275 Beit our altahata Village Council 132,463 Beit Our Alfoka Village Council 26,172 Beit Liqia Municipality Council 233,595 Beit Nuba Village Council 7,539 Beitunia Municipality Council 598,677 Bitin Village Council 64,917 BirZEIT Municipality Council 137,222 Tormosaya Municipality Council 113,179 Jifna Village Council 51,994 Jaljilia Village Council 22,440 Jibia Village Council 4,483 Kherbet Abo Falah Village Council 121,068 Kharbatha Almosbah Village Council 157,884 Kharbatha bani Hareth Village Council 86,230 Dora Alqare' Village Council 87,758 Deir Ibzi Village Council 62,688 Deir Abo Mish'al Village Council 106,692 Deir Alsudan Village Council 60,308 Deir Jrir Village Council 117,336 Deir Dibwan Municipality Council 159,111 Deir QADDIS Village Council 58,831 Deir Ntham Village Council 26,623 Ras Karkar Village Council 50,391 Rammallah Municipality Council 831,946 Ramun Village Council 79,568 Rantis Village Council 76,763 Silwad Municipality Council 197,079 Sinjil Municipality Council 158,635 Shebtin Village Council 25,571 Shoqba Village Council 136,245 Surda Village Council 31,231 Saffa Village Council 115,182 Aboud Village Council 63,139 Abwein Municipality Council 94,495 Ajjoul Village Council 37,467 Atara Municipality Council 68,774 Ein Silia Village Council 21,539 Ein Qinia Village Council 24,594 Ein Arik Village Council 47,485 Ein Yabroud Village Council 90,863 Qebbia Village Council 148,492 Qara bani zeid Village Council 88,309 Kofr IN Village Council 52,795 Kofr Malek Village Council 84,427 Kofr Ne'meh Village Council 113,604 Kobar Village Council 111,400 Ne'lin Municipality Council 138,549 Yabrud Village Council 19,510 Jericho Municipality Council 551,141 Aljiftlik Village Council 111,576 Alzbedat Village Council 42,677 Aloja Municipality Council 123,773 Almweima Village Council 62,062 Fasayel Village Council 32,383 Marj Alghazal Village Council 6,086 Marj Na'ja Village Council 21,489 Aljab'a Village Council 26,798 Alkhass Village Council 11,796 Alkhader Municipality
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