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IDF Reserve Soldiers Question Hotel Kosher Standards
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By Dvir Amar
First reported by Arutz Sheva · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israeli reservists returning from duty questioned the kosher standards of a Tiberias hotel where they were staying for their discharge period, after the battalion rabbi indicated it did not meet IDF Rabbinate requirements.
- 01Reservists questioned hotel kosher standards during IDF discharge period.
- 02Battalion rabbi stated hotel did not meet IDF Rabbinate requirements.
- 03Officials confirmed hotel certification is acceptable but not IDF standard.
- 04Soldiers expressed confusion over differing kosher standards.
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