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Woman Caught Gluing Lock at Jerusalem Cafe Amid Haredi Protests Over Sabbath Operation
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First reported by N12 · 43 minutes ago
What happened
A woman was filmed gluing the lock of a Jerusalem cafe amid ongoing Haredi protests against its Sabbath operation. The cafe owner’s decision to open on the Sabbath has sparked weekly demonstrations and police clashes. Politicians, including Avigdor Lieberman, have condemned the protests and vowed to enforce military conscription.
- 01A woman was caught gluing the lock of a Jerusalem cafe operating on the Sabbath.
- 02The cafe has faced five consecutive weeks of Haredi protests and police clashes.
- 03Protests intensified after owner Yoel Ben David chose to open the cafe on Saturdays.
- 04Politicians like Avigdor Lieberman and Adir Schwartz visited the protest site last week.
- 05Lieberman criticized the protests and promised stricter enforcement of military conscription.
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