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Dozens of Ultra-Orthodox Protest Jerusalem Cafe Open on Sabbath
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Mako · 17 minutes ago
What happened
Dozens of ultra-Orthodox protesters in Jerusalem demonstrated against a cafe open on the Sabbath, while secular Israelis counter-protested in support of freedom to operate businesses on the day of rest.
- 01Dozens of ultra-Orthodox Jews protested a Jerusalem cafe open on the Sabbath.
- 02The protest took place near the "Basemta" cafe in Jerusalem.
- 03Secular Israelis counter-protested with signs supporting freedom from religious restrictions.
- 04Signs included messages like "Ultra-Orthodox, hands off our coffee."
- 05The event reflects ongoing tensions over Sabbath observance in Jerusalem.
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