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Tefillin and Credit Cards Stolen During Civil Administration Demolition in Givat Tal Talpiot

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

During a Civil Administration demolition in Givat Tal Talpiot, five pairs of tefillin, cash, and credit cards were stolen amid vandalism under Border Police supervision.

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  • Five pairs of tefillin were stolen during the demolition in Givat Tal Talpiot.
  • Cash and credit cards were also taken from the site.
  • The demolition was conducted by the Civil Administration with Border Police oversight.
  • Arab contractors carried out the demolition work.
  • Local families reported deliberate vandalism against religious items during the operation.

During a demolition operation conducted by the Civil Administration in Givat Tal Talpiot, under the supervision of Border Police officers and carried out by Arab contractors, deliberate vandalism and theft occurred. According to local families, five pairs of tefillin were stolen along with cash and credit cards. The incident took place amid the demolition activities, raising concerns among residents about the protection of religious items and personal property during such operations.

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