Rabbinical Court in Haifa closed due to air conditioning system failure
The Rabbinical Court in the city of Haifa announced today that it is closing its doors until further notice. The decision was made following a prolonged and severe malfunction in the building's air conditioning system, which made staying there impossible for both employees and the public visiting the premises.
The judges at the court expressed great outrage over the current situation. According to them, the malfunction has been ongoing for two weeks, and during this period, temperatures inside the building have become unbearable. The employees claim that under the current conditions, it is impossible to conduct hearings in a proper and respectful manner.
The Director of the Rabbinical Courts, Rabbi Eyal Yosef, confirmed the closure of the facility and explained that it is a necessary step to protect the health of those in the building. As of now, no exact date has been provided for when the court's activities will return to normal.
The administration of the Rabbinical Courts is currently working to repair the malfunction as soon as possible. The public in need of the court's services is requested to stay updated via the Rabbinical Courts' website regarding changes to the schedule and alternative methods of communication.