Tel Aviv District Commander Chief Superintendent Haim Sargerov signed administrative closure orders for three businesses in Bnei Brak. The move came after a large-scale enforcement operation yesterday (Wednesday) uncovered illegal workers and suspected drugs at the locations.
During the operation, carried out by Bnei Brak-Ramat Gan police station officers along with civilian agencies, two illegal workers were found at a construction materials business on Kahneman Street. At another business—a car wash near Highway 4—two more illegal workers were discovered. At a nearby kiosk, materials suspected to be dangerous drugs were seized.
The investigation into the four illegal workers has been completed, and the Tel Aviv District Police prosecution unit filed indictments against them along with a request to hold them in custody until the end of proceedings. The business owners were questioned under caution and released under restrictive conditions, and the investigation into them continues.
Following the findings and investigation, licensing officers moved to close the businesses. The administrative closure orders signed by the district commander are valid for 30 days, starting yesterday (June 17, 2026) through July 16, 2026.