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Interior Ministry Demands Enforcement Against Big Glilot Sunday Trading
How 7 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By ענת סימן טוב
What happened
The Interior Ministry said Ramat HaSharon must enforce its existing bylaw against Saturday openings at Big Glilot. The ministry issued the warning after a court dismissed a petition and said the city's proposed new bylaw is not yet valid.
- 01Interior Ministry says Ramat HaSharon must enforce the current Shabbat ban.
- 02Tel Aviv District Court dismissed a petition over Big Glilot on Monday.
- 03The current bylaw dates to 1967 and bars business openings on Shabbat.
- 04No fines have been issued, but the shops keep operating on Saturdays.
- 05The city says a new bylaw was approved locally, but it lacks final approval.
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The coverage
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