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High Court Sets Tuesday Deadline for Response on Tzohar Kashrut License
Israel's High Court of Justice ordered the state to reply by the end of Tuesday to a petition challenging the issuance of a kashrut-certifying license to Tzohar Kashrut. Senior officials had questioned the process used to grant the license.
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The High Court of Justice directed the state to file its response by the end of Tuesday to a challenge against Tzohar Kashrut's newly issued kashrut-certifying license. Senior officials had raised objections to the procedures followed when the license was granted.
Background on the Dispute The petition centers on whether the licensing process complied with applicable rules. No further details on the officials' specific arguments were released in the court order. The court's directive requires the state to address those concerns within the stated timeframe.
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