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Jerusalem Cafe Faces Stone-Throwing Protest Over Sabbath Opening, Secures Secular Support
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First reported by Mako · 1 hour ago
What happened
A Jerusalem cafe faced violent protests from ultra-Orthodox groups over its Sabbath opening, including stone-throwing and overturned tables. Secular residents rallied in support, forming protective barriers and condemning the attacks. The owner emphasized the cafe's non-disruptive presence and the community's strong backing amid ongoing cultural tensions in the city.
- 01Ultra-Orthodox protesters threw stones and overturned a table at a Jerusalem cafe open on the Sabbath.
- 02Four waves of protests occurred throughout Saturday, targeting customers and the cafe.
- 03Secular residents from across Jerusalem arrived to support and protect the cafe.
- 04The owner stressed the cafe does not disturb anyone and is located inside an alley.
- 05Supporters built a human barrier to shield the cafe from further attacks.
- 06Calls emerged to set clear boundaries against violent protests involving children.
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