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Jerusalem’s 'Basemta' Cafe Sparks Third Weekend of Haredi Protests Over Sabbath Opening
The "Basemta" cafe in Jerusalem faces ongoing Haredi protests for operating on the Sabbath without a license, amid accusations of missionary activity and secularization. City officials support preserving Sabbath sanctity, while the owner insists the area is mixed and permits are pending.
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מה קרה
- 01Basemta cafe in Jerusalem faces third weekend of Haredi protests over Sabbath opening.
- 02Protesters claim the cafe violates Sabbath laws and lacks a business license.
- 03Deputy Mayor Tzachi Barim and Councilman Yochanan Weitzman support the protests.
- 04Cafe owner says neighborhood is mixed and permits are being finalized.
- 05Protesters accuse the cafe of Christian missionary activity, increasing opposition.
- 06Edah HaChareidis vows to continue protests until Sabbath sanctity is restored.
Protests and police presence continue as tensions rise.
הסיקור
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מי סיקר
- שמאלאין
- מרכז5
- ימיןאין
- חרדית1
- ערביתאין
איך הידיעה התפרסמה
ראו מי מבין 6 המערכות פרסם ראשון, ומי חיכה