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Jerusalem Woman Arrested for Vandalizing Cafe Open on Sabbath
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First reported by Kan News · 1 hour ago
What happened
A 75-year-old Jerusalem woman was arrested for vandalizing a cafe that opened on the Sabbath, including graffiti and property damage. She was released by court with a 180-day restraining order from the cafe. The incidents occurred amid ongoing protests in Jerusalem against Sabbath operations.
- 01A 75-year-old woman was arrested for vandalizing a Sabbath-operating cafe in Jerusalem.
- 02She allegedly sprayed graffiti, threw waste, and damaged the cafe's lock multiple times.
- 03The cafe owners documented the damage and filed a police complaint.
- 04The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court released her with a 180-day restraining order, banning her from the cafe.
- 05The arrest follows recent protests in Jerusalem against businesses open on the Sabbath.
- 06Clashes have occurred between protesters and police during these demonstrations.
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