Police close Tel Aviv University cafe for 30 days after it employed two Palestinians who entered Israel illegally

A policeman puts a closure order on a Tel Aviv University cafe, July 27, 2025. (Israel Police)
A policeman puts a closure order on a Tel Aviv University cafe, July 27, 2025. (Israel Police)

Israel Police orders a Tel Aviv University cafe to close for 30 days after it employed West Bank residents who illegally entered Israel.

Police say that during a search of the cafe on July 18, they located two Palestinians who illegally entered Israel — a Hebron resident and Beit Ula resident in their 20s.

The two were arrested and questioned by police.

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