A business on HaShlosha Street in Tel Aviv has been ordered closed for 30 days after three Palestinians staying in Israel without permits were found there, suspected of working at the site.
It is the second closure in less than six months. The same business was shut by administrative order in June under identical circumstances.
Officers from the Tel Aviv South station in the Ayalon subdistrict visited the business on November 2 together with inspectors from the Population and Immigration Authority. The three suspects are between 20 and 40 years old.
A criminal investigation was opened against the employer. At the same time, licensing officers in the Ayalon subdistrict reviewed the case for closure, and Tel Aviv District commander Maj. Gen. Haim Sargarof then signed the administrative closure order.
The order is in force through December 2, 2026.
