Restaurant Owner Suspected of Vandalizing Kosher Supervisor's Car After License Revoked

A Ramat Gan steakhouse owner is suspected of slashing the tires of a kosher supervisor's car with a knife, following the revocation of his restaurant's kosher certification. The certification was reportedly withdrawn due to non-compliance with kosher standards and a lack of cooperation.

According to a report by Galei Tzahal (Army Radio), the restaurant owner allegedly retaliated against the supervisor from the Ramat Gan Rabbinate by puncturing and tearing his vehicle's tires. The incident is believed to be an act of revenge after the certification was removed.

The restaurant claims to operate under the supervision of Badatz Beit Yosef. However, Badatz Beit Yosef has stated that this claim is false and fraudulent, asserting they have never supervised the establishment.