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Haredi Protest Erupts Over New Jerusalem Cafe Open on Shabbat
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First reported by Walla · 6 hours ago
What happened
A new cafe in Jerusalem's Agripas Street faced multiple protests by Haredi groups for opening on Shabbat, while local residents showed support. The owner stressed the business does not disturb the neighborhood.
- 01Dozens of Haredi protesters demonstrated against the cafe's Shabbat opening in Jerusalem.
- 02Four waves of protests occurred during the day, including one incident of a table being overturned.
- 03Protesters tried to discourage customers from entering the cafe.
- 04Social media videos prompted many locals to come support the cafe.
- 05The cafe owner said the business does not disturb the area and has no outdoor speakers.
- 06Owner Yoel Ben David attempted dialogue with protesters, emphasizing peaceful operation.
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