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Tel Aviv Deputy Mayor Vows to Block Chabad Synagogue in Ramat Aviv Gimel
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By davidg
First reported by Now 14 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Tel Aviv Deputy Mayor Reuven Ladianski publicly vowed to block a Chabad synagogue's establishment in an underground parking lot in the Ramat Aviv Gimel neighborhood, sparking public debate. The municipality stated all requests are reviewed by professional staff.
- 01Deputy Mayor Ladianski opposes a Chabad synagogue in Ramat Aviv Gimel.
- 02He vowed to prevent its approval in an underground parking lot.
- 03His remarks drew criticism on social media.
- 04The Tel Aviv Municipality confirmed the request will be reviewed professionally.
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