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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Tzfat Chabad Yeshiva Shut Down Over Severe Fire Safety Violations

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

A Chabad yeshiva in Tzfat, "Young Emissaries Adult Yeshiva," was ordered to close for 30 days due to severe fire safety violations. The administrative order, effective October 29, 2026, was issued after inspectors found a lack of life-saving systems and inadequate fire protection. Officials stated the deficiencies posed an immediate danger to the students living and studying in the building.

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  • Tzfat Chabad yeshiva shut down for 30 days due to severe fire safety violations.
  • The "Young Emissaries Adult Yeshiva" lacked necessary permits and life-saving systems.
  • Fire officials cited immediate danger to students as the reason for closure.
  • The closure order is effective October 29, 2026.
Tzfat Chabad Yeshiva Shut Down Over Severe Fire Safety Violations
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An administrative closure order was issued Sunday for the "Young Emissaries Adult Yeshiva" in Tzfat, following a fire inspection that revealed serious fire safety deficiencies. Fire officials stated these issues pose an immediate danger to those inside the premises.

The order, signed by Yair Elkayam, Commander of the Northern District of the Fire and Rescue Services, halts all activities at the facility for 30 days, effective October 29, 2026. The inspection found that the building was operating as a yeshiva and dormitory for students without the necessary permits and was not adapted for its intended use.

Among the critical findings were the absence of life-saving systems and fire protection measures. Fire and Rescue Services emphasized that the identified deficiencies significantly increase the risk level for occupants and that the order aims to prevent loss of life.

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