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Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Clash With Customers at Jerusalem Cafe Over Sabbath Opening
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by N12 · 32 minutes ago
What happened
In Jerusalem, ultra-Orthodox protesters repeatedly confront customers and vandalize the Basemta cafe over its Sabbath opening, leading to arrests and police intervention.
- 01Ultra-Orthodox protesters repeatedly disrupt Basemta cafe's Sabbath opening in Jerusalem.
- 02A 75-year-old woman was arrested for smearing glue on the cafe's lock, delaying opening.
- 03Hundreds of secular residents formed a human barrier to protect the cafe from protesters.
- 04Police deployed heavily to prevent ultra-Orthodox protesters from entering the cafe.
- 05A teenager was arrested for throwing feces at the cafe during the protests.
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