Secular residents and customers from the area arrived at the new café to prevent ultra-Orthodox men from entering the premises amid repeated confrontations throughout the day. 'I feel this will happen again next week, and we will prepare for it,' the owner told Haaretz
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Secular residents and customers from the area arrived at the new café to prevent ultra-Orthodox men from entering the premises amid repeated confrontations throughout the day. 'I feel this will happen again next week, and we will prepare for it,' the owner told Haaretz
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12:52 AM • July 05 2026 IDT
Dozens of ultra-Orthodox men harassed customers on Saturday at a newly opened café in Jerusalem that operates on Shabbat, according to witnesses and the café owner.
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