This is how the "closure party" in the basement in Jerusalem was stopped Israel today

The police located a party held in the city center and recorded a NIS 5,000 report to the pub owner. • About 20 reports were distributed to the residents following the violation of the guidelines • Documentation

A pub in central Jerusalem that operated in violation of the closure regulations was located during a police operation at night (Thursday).

The pub housed more than 20 people who spent time, danced and consumed alcohol.

This is when many of them did not wear masks at all as required. 

A pub in Jerusalem operated in violation of the guidelines - and closed // Photo: Police Spokeswoman

It all started when police officers operating on Jaffa Street received a report of a party in one of the pubs in the area.

Following the search, police located the party in the basement of the well. 

Following this, the music was stopped immediately and the owner was fined NIS 5,000 for operating a business that was banned from operating.

There were also about 20 fines for passers-by for staying in a place where his activity was banned.

It is worth noting that on the shirt of the pub owners located in the basement was written: "Closing party, the second wave." At the same time, the police are examining the continuation of the enforcement procedure against him in the field of business licensing.