An Israeli court dismissed a petition against the operation of the Big Glilot shopping mall on Shabbat, clearing the way for its Shabbat activity without penalties, according to Maayan Partush (N12). No further grounds were immediately detailed.
An Israeli court has struck down a petition against Shabbat operations at the Big Glilot shopping mall in the Tel Aviv area, effectively allowing the mall to remain open on Shabbat without facing fines. Journalist Maayan Partush (N12) reported the ruling on Monday afternoon. The decision marks a significant development in the ongoing legal and public debate over commercial activity on Shabbat in Israel. Specific legal reasoning behind the dismissal has not yet been published.
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