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Yair Golan on Cafe's decision to close on Shabbat: 'The result of haredi terrorism'

ספט 3, 2026 ·  Source: Arutz Sheva 78Objectivity score78/100

Yair Golan on Cafe's decision to close on Shabbat: 'The result of haredi terrorism'

Democrats Party chairman Yair Golan responded to the decision by Jerusalem’s Cafe Basimta to close on Saturdays following haredi protests outside the establishment.“This is the result of haredi terrorism. Cafe Basimta sought to do something simple: open on Shabbat in Jerusalem. It did not force anyone to violate Shabbat or change anyone’s way of life. It merely allowed those who chose to do so to drink coffee on Shabbat in their own city.“For weeks, the cafe was subjected to terror, violence, demonstrations and threats, until it gave in and decided to close. This is what coercion looks like. If we do not stop it, it will spread to the next cafe."

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Jerusalem's Cafe Basimta has decided to close on Saturdays following weeks of Haredi protests. Yair Golan, chairman of the Democrats Party, characterized this closure as "the result of haredi terrorism." He stated that the cafe merely allowed people to "drink coffee on Shabbat in their own city" without forcing anyone to violate Shabbat. Golan condemned the "terror, violence, demonstrations and threats" that led to the cafe's decision, warning that "If we do not stop it, it will spread to the next cafe."

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