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Ramat Gan’s Bandita Café Set Ablaze for Third Time Over Sabbath Opening
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First reported by Walla · 3 hours ago
What happened
The Bandita café in Ramat Gan was set on fire for the third time, suspected due to its Sabbath opening. The mayor condemned the attack as a hate crime and pledged municipal support to the business. Police are investigating and searching for suspects.
- 01Bandita café in Ramat Gan was arsoned for the third time overnight.
- 02Police suspect the attack is linked to the café operating on the Sabbath.
- 03Mayor Carmel Shama-Hacohen called it a hate crime and vowed to uphold liberal policies.
- 04The municipality will financially support the café and increase weekend business operations.
- 05Police continue investigating and have not yet arrested any suspects.
- 06A similar arson attack occurred in early May with ongoing investigation.
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