Bat Yam police located a 24-year-old resident of Nablus who was allegedly employed without a permit at a business in the city. The business has been issued an administrative closure order until August 20, police said, noting the operation targeted illegal employment, transport, and housing of undocumented residents.
Bat Yam police located a 24-year-old man from Nablus working illegally at a business in the city on Thursday morning. The business will be closed by administrative order until August 20, police said. The operation is part of an ongoing police campaign against the employment, transport, and housing of illegal residents. Similar enforcement actions have been reported in recent weeks, including in Jaffa, Givatayim, and Beit Shemesh, where businesses were closed after illegal residents were found on site. The police have indicated that such proactive operations will continue.
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