Dozens of Ultra-Orthodox Protest Jerusalem Cafe Open on Sabbath
Dozens of ultra-Orthodox protesters in Jerusalem demonstrated against a cafe open on the Sabbath, while secular Israelis counter-protested in support of freedom to operate businesses on the day of rest.
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- Dozens of ultra-Orthodox Jews protested a Jerusalem cafe open on the Sabbath.
- The protest took place near the "Basemta" cafe in Jerusalem.
- Secular Israelis counter-protested with signs supporting freedom from religious restrictions.
- Signs included messages like "Ultra-Orthodox, hands off our coffee."
- The event reflects ongoing tensions over Sabbath observance in Jerusalem.
In Jerusalem, dozens of ultra-Orthodox Jews gathered to protest the opening of the "Basemta" cafe on the Sabbath. The demonstration took place near the cafe, which operates on the traditionally observed day of rest. Opposing the ultra-Orthodox protesters, secular Israelis also assembled at the scene, holding signs that read "Ultra-Orthodox, hands off our coffee" and "Freedom from religion even on the Sabbath." The event highlighted the ongoing tensions in Jerusalem between religious and secular communities regarding Sabbath observance and public business operations.
אותו אירוע, כפי שכל מערכת דיווחה עליו בנפרד. פתחו כמה דיווחים כדי להשוות מה כל מערכת מדגישה, ומה היא משאירה בחוץ.
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