Dizengoff Restaurant Closed for 30 Days Over Suspected Illegal Employment

Credit: Israel Police Spokesperson’s Unit

A restaurant on Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv was closed for 30 days under an administrative order over suspected employment of a Palestinian resident of the territories without a permit to stay in Israel. Tel Aviv District police commander Haim Sargarof signed the order on Wednesday, October 14.

Police said officers from the North Tel Aviv station in the Yarkon division found the man at the business on Tuesday, October 13. He is suspected of having been employed at the restaurant unlawfully.

A criminal investigation was opened following the findings. Licensing officers in the Yarkon division also sought an administrative closure order. After reviewing the findings, the district commander signed the order requiring the business to close and cease operating for 30 days.

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