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Taïm Mediterranean Chain Shuts Down in New York Amid Financial and Ownership Disputes

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First reported by Ynet · 11 hours ago

What happened

The Taïm Mediterranean restaurant chain in New York closed all locations due to $1.35 million in tax debts and ownership disputes, not political activism as claimed by BDS supporters.

01Taïm chain closed all New York locations due to $1.35 million in unpaid taxes.
02Tax authorities seized properties following 12 liens and enforcement actions.
03Craveworthy Brands had recently announced expansion plans before the collapse.
04BDS activists claimed the closure was due to the chain's Israeli origins, but documents refute this.
05Legal disputes between former and current owners contributed to the financial crisis.
06Founder Einat Admony left management in 2022, before the collapse.

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