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Haredi Protesters Clash Over New Jerusalem Cafe Open on Shabbat
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First reported by Walla · 7 hours ago
What happened
Dozens of Haredi protesters demonstrated against a new cafe open on Shabbat in Jerusalem, leading to clashes with secular supporters. City officials called for respect and coexistence amid tensions over Shabbat observance.
- 01Dozens of Haredi protesters opposed a new Shabbat-open cafe on Agripas Street in Jerusalem.
- 02Social media videos prompted secular residents to support the cafe and its owners.
- 03Cafe owner Yoel Ben David said the business does not disturb anyone and tried to engage protesters.
- 04Protest included four waves of dozens, with one protester overturning a table.
- 05Deputy Mayor Yossi Havilio called for more Shabbat leisure venues to retain secular youth in Jerusalem.
- 06Mayor Moshe Lion condemned violence and urged respect and coexistence among all city residents.
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