Yeshiva World News · Aug 10, 2026
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A Dati reservist soldier visited the controversial coffee shop on Agripas Street in Yerushalayim that has drawn criticism for remaining open on Shabbos, saying he wanted to verify reports about the business rather than circulate unconfirmed claims. According to the soldier, a worker at the café confirmed that the establishment is owned by a Christian organization. The soldier said that what many had viewed simply as a café choosing to remain open on Shabbos is, in fact, connected to missionary activity in Israel.
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