Sisters Open Cafe-Gallery, Expand From Kibbutz to Coastal Town
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Sisters Sharon and Naomi Rotem opened a cafe and gallery, starting on their parents' farm in Batzat and expanding to Nahariya and Mateh Asher. They decided to continue working on Saturdays, viewing it as ungrateful to stop given their beautiful location. Sharon Rotem was asked to describe their business.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Sisters Sharon and Naomi Rotem opened a cafe and gallery business.
- The business started on their parents' farm in Batzat.
- They expanded their operations to Nahariya and then Mateh Asher.
- The sisters decided to continue working on Saturdays.
- They are located near Achziv in one of Israel's scenic areas.
Sisters Sharon and Naomi Rotem established a cafe and gallery business, beginning on their parents' farm in Batzat. Over the years, their venture expanded, moving first to Nahariya and later settling in Mateh Asher, near Achziv. The sisters considered stopping work on Saturdays but decided against it, feeling it would be "presumptuous" given their location in one of Israel's scenic spots. Sharon Rotem was asked to describe the business.
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