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A fine of NIS 5,000 and closing for a week: the penalty for a flute restaurant in Ramla
The Khalil restaurant in Ramla was closed today for a week, and was fined NIS 5,000, according to them, only because 3 people were standing outside the business.
"Maybe when we return we will call ourselves hummus Gila Gamliel and then we can do whatever we want"
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Yael Laor
Monday, 05 October 2020, 17:50
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Khalil's hummus, closed for a week (Photo: Afik Gabay)
Despite the many difficulties the Corona crisis is causing to small businesses in general, and the food business in particular, it seems that inspectors are not making life easier for those businesses that are trying to survive, quite the contrary.
Already in the previous closure, there were stories of abuse by business inspectors, of unfounded fines that they could not pay, some of which were indeed abolished later.
But another closure fell on us and the melody returns again.
The victim this time is the old and beloved Khalil restaurant from Ramla, which posts on Twitter what happened today, in a tweet that became especially viral within a few hours.
In a post, Khalil reports that despite the great difficulty of a restaurant in the periphery to survive, they managed to set up a delivery system, which even reaches Tel Aviv and complied with the non-sale of takeaways, but still received a NIS 5,000 fine and closure per week. For the coming week, this is because of 3 people, they claim, who stood outside the business, and aroused in the inspectors a new one, which is being taken away.
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If they called us Gila Gamliel hummus, things would look different (Photo: Afik Gabay)
Summary: Report of NIS 5,000 and closing per week.
On days when it is illogically eliminated to take a takeaway while maintaining safe distance regulations and still allow access to crowded places for mikvahs or prayers, a restaurant that tried its best to deal with the situation and its terrible presence in the periphery Its employees, despite a tens of percent reduction in the volume of work and income, while maintaining all regulations as much as it can - was fined NIS 5,000 and closed for a week because of 3 people standing outside the window.
"" It's not just the week without income, This is the opening of the Tel Aviv line that we worked on so hard, without one of the delivery companies even agreeing to talk to us on the phone and we were able to reach customers at a distance that no restaurant in the country makes deliveries to.
And here, a week on the bench.
So congratulations to the decision makers, to the era of Roll who promised on the feed to help and to all the others who do not care about the ass how he dealt with the periphery or at all should survive in this period.
Maybe when I get back I'll call myself "Hummus Gila Gamliel" and then I can do whatever I want, probably.
I will still be here, but without a kitchen, without customers and mostly without a sense of support from those who were most supposed to be here for business and industry.
Love, #only_flute "
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