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Jerusalem Court Bars Woman Suspected of Vandalizing Cafe Amid Ongoing Protests

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First reported by Kan News · 3 hours ago

What happened

A Jerusalem court barred a woman suspected of gluing the entrance lock of Cafe Basemta amid ongoing ultra-Orthodox protests against its Sabbath opening, following her arrest for vandalism. The cafe has been a site of weekly clashes between ultra-Orthodox and secular protesters.

01A woman was arrested for gluing the entrance lock of Cafe Basemta in Jerusalem.
02The court ordered her removal and banned her from the cafe premises.
03The incident delayed the cafe's opening last Saturday.
04The cafe has been the focus of seven weeks of protests over its Sabbath opening.
05Ultra-Orthodox and secular protesters have clashed repeatedly at the site.
06Police suspect her involvement in graffiti and littering alongside the lock damage.

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