Police close Jaffa business after arresting illegal resident; employer released under restrictions

Police closed a business on Sderot Yerushalayim in Jaffa after locating and arresting an illegal resident employed there. The employer was questioned and released under restrictive conditions, N12 reports.

Israeli police closed a business on Sderot Yerushalayim in Jaffa on Wednesday after locating and arresting an illegal resident employed there, N12 reports. The employer was questioned and released under restrictive conditions. The closure is the latest in a series of enforcement actions against businesses employing illegal residents, as The Zioneer has reported in recent weeks across Tel Aviv, Bnei Brak, and other locations.

• Developing19:27 · 22 JunPolice arrest eight illegal residents, employer in Jaffa restaurant raid
• Strong13:47 · 5 JulPolice close Haifa business with 30-day administrative closure order after murder at the site
• Strong16:03 · 18 JunPolice shut down three Bnei Brak businesses, arrest illegal residents and seize suspected drugs
• Developing11:30 · 6 JulClosure order issued to Givatayim supermarket for employing an illegal resident

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