Construction site in East Jerusalem closed after employing illegal residents

Police officers from the Shalem station found three residents of the West Bank at a construction site in the Wadi al-Joz neighborhood of East Jerusalem, who were present and employed without permits. Jerusalem District Commander, Superintendent Avshalom Feld, signed an administrative closure order for the site for 20 days. The police stated that the operation was carried out as part of the fight against the employment of illegal residents.

A construction site in the Wadi al-Joz neighborhood of East Jerusalem has been closed for 20 days after police officers from the Shalem station found three residents of the West Bank there, who were present and employed without legal entry and stay permits. Jerusalem District Commander, Superintendent Avshalom Feld, signed an administrative closure order for the site. The police noted that the operation was carried out as part of the ongoing fight against the employment of illegal residents, who may pose a risk to public safety.