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Culture09:45 · Aug 7

Chef Asaf Granit Apologizes After Controversial Message in Jerusalem Restaurant Menu

By אופיר סער
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

A controversy erupted in Jerusalem after the menu at "Yodele," one of chef Asaf Granit's restaurants, included a headline stating, "We accept everyone except Hapoel fans." This message angered supporters of Hapoel Jerusalem. Upon learning of the incident, Granit addressed the fans directly in online fan groups, explaining that the headline was written by an employee who thought it was a joke. He acknowledged that the management missed the inappropriate content and would never have allowed such a statement to appear on the menu.

Granit emphasized that the message does not reflect the views of the restaurant team or his personal opinion. He stated that their goal is to cook and host guests to bring them joy, regardless of their political views or sports affiliations. He apologized to the fans and noted that he himself is a Hapoel supporter, underscoring the disconnect between the menu message and his own stance.

The incident highlights the sensitivity around sports rivalries in Jerusalem and the importance of inclusivity in public hospitality venues. Granit's prompt apology aims to mend relations with the offended fan base and clarify the restaurant's welcoming policy.

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