Police shut Jaffa business after Hebron man found working there illegally

Credit: Israel Police Spokesperson’s Unit

Tel Aviv District police commander Maj. Gen. Haim Sargarof has signed a 30-day administrative closure order against a business on Rabbi Pinchas Street in Jaffa, where police found a Hebron resident suspected of working without the required permits.

Officers from the Jaffa station of the Ayalon region, together with the Tel Aviv Special Patrol Unit (Yasam), went to the business on November 2. They found a man in his 30s from Hebron who is suspected of staying in Israel without permits and of being employed there illegally.

A criminal investigation has been opened against the employer. At the same time, licensing officers from the Ayalon region looked into shutting the business, and the order was signed after they reviewed the findings.

The business will stay closed through December 5.

Israel Police said it would continue to crack down on employing and harboring people staying in the country illegally.

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