Jerusalem Officials Demolish Rabbi's Sukkah Overnight Amid Dispute
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By צביקה סגל
What happened
Jerusalem municipal inspectors and Border Police demolished a sukkah used by Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Beri in the Yemin Moshe neighborhood overnight. The municipality cited a lack of approval and prior resident complaints, while the rabbi's supporters claim they had obtained permissions and that the structure was damaged.
- 01Jerusalem inspectors demolished a sukkah used by Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Beri overnight.
- 02The municipality stated the sukkah lacked approval and cited resident complaints.
- 03Rabbi's supporters claim they had necessary permissions and the structure was damaged.
- 04The demolition occurred early Monday morning during the Sukkot holiday.
- 05The sukkah was located near the historic windmill in Yemin Moshe.
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