JERUSALEM (VINnews) — Shufersal, the large Israeli supermarket chain, has been running two online sites – one for secular Israeli consumers and one for chareidim, with the chareidi sites selling the same items substantially cheaper, according to a Channel 12 investigation. In the wake of the publication, outraged consumers said that they would boycott the regular site after spending thousands of shekels more than their chareidi counterparts. Additionally, Israeli lawyer Uri Keinan filed a 0.5 billion NIS suit against the company, claiming that consumers had been discriminated against due to their being secular “for the sake of profits.” Another class...
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