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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. Protests and police presence continue as tensions rise.

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Jerusalem’s 'Basemta' Cafe Sparks Third Weekend of Haredi Protests Over Sabbath Opening
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  1. 01Basemta cafe in Jerusalem faces third weekend of Haredi protests over Sabbath opening.
  2. 02Protesters claim the cafe violates Sabbath laws and lacks a business license.
  3. 03Deputy Mayor Tzachi Barim and Councilman Yochanan Weitzman support the protests.
  4. 04Cafe owner says neighborhood is mixed and permits are being finalized.
  5. 05Protesters accuse the cafe of Christian missionary activity, increasing opposition.
  6. 06Edah HaChareidis vows to continue protests until Sabbath sanctity is restored.
Translated and summarized by baba from Ynet, the latest report. Read Ynet’s original

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