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- Philanthropist Sylvan Adams funded a new bike park in Kibbutz Be’eri, opened for local children.
- Swiss firm Velosolutions built the pump track, which will host the Israeli Pump Track Championships and a world-championship qualifier.
- Survivor Aya Meidan inaugurated the park, honoring the 14 cyclists and triathletes killed on October 7.
- Most Be’eri residents remain displaced, temporarily living in Hatzerim while over 130 homes are rebuilt.
- Adams plans to expand Be’eri into a cycling hub with an off-road center and additional pump-track stages.
