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Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Clash With Police Over Cafe Open on Sabbath in Jerusalem
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First reported by Ynet · 53 minutes ago
What happened
Ultra-Orthodox protesters in Jerusalem clashed with police for the fifth week running over a cafe open on the Sabbath, attempting to break police barriers.
- 01Ultra-Orthodox protesters demonstrated for the fifth consecutive Saturday in Jerusalem.
- 02The protests targeted the cafe "Basimta" for operating on the Sabbath.
- 03Dozens participated in the demonstration outside the cafe.
- 04Clashes occurred when protesters tried to break police barricades.
- 05Police and protesters engaged in confrontations during the event.
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Full coverage · 4 outlets
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Kan NewsCenter · Hebrew7 minutes ago
Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Clash With Police Over Cafe Open on Sabbath in Jerusalem
MakoCenter · Hebrew36 minutes ago
Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Continue Weekly Demonstrations Against Jerusalem Cafe Open on Sabbath
N12Center · Hebrew36 minutes ago
Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Continue Weekly Demonstrations Against Jerusalem Cafe Open on Sabbath
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