Israeli extremists oppose Saturday café opening
Dozens of Haredi Jews protested in front of the B'Simta café in Jerusalem in opposition to its opening on Saturday. This event has been happening repeatedly for six weeks, during which police closed off the entrances and pushed the protesters away from the café amid clashes and confrontations. Meanwhile, hundreds of secular individuals supported the café's right to operate on Saturdays, and security forces were present to separate the two sides. These protests are part of the Haredi opposition to the opening of workplaces on Saturdays, amidst ongoing tensions over religious traditions and related conscription laws.
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