TEL AVIV — In Tel Aviv, a Bible Society bookshop is under threat of being shut down.
The owner of the bookshop’s building alleges that the Bible Society is violating its commercial license by selling Christian literature other than Bibles and therefore should not have protected tenant status, according to advocacy group Middle East Concern. The shop has been in the same location for 55 years. (MS)
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