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Israeli Singer Moshe Karsia Describes Discrimination While Searching for an Apartment in Tel Aviv
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100% right-leaningFirst reported by Arutz Sheva · Jun 18, 2026
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What happened
Moshe Karsia said he faced hostility while trying to rent an apartment in Tel Aviv because he keeps Shabbat. He described objections to a Shabbat elevator and an electric building entrance, and said the experience made him feel like an outsider and consider returning to Jerusalem.
- 01Moshe Karsia said he must leave his apartment in two weeks.
- 02He described trouble over a Shabbat elevator and an electric entrance door.
- 03The landlord accused him of not disclosing his religious observance.
- 04Karsia said he kept apologizing for following Shabbat.
- 05He said the experience made him feel alienated and consider moving back to Jerusalem.
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