After closing cafe to join protests, owners greeted with menacing message

The owners of a Kfar Saba cafe say they found a menacing message at the entrance to their business after closing it yesterday to join protests in Jerusalem.

Israela and Yaki Brosh shut the establishment’s doors Monday with a note saying the cafe was closed for the day as “We are in Jerusalem” — an obvious reference to the mass demonstrations against the government’s judicial overhaul.

This morning, they found a message declaring that “We don’t buy from those who protest against the government in Jerusalem,” under which was the logo of the defunct racist Kach party.

Roni Dori, a friend of the couple, wrote in a Facebook post: “I don’t want to write what this reminded me of. Any person with a brain and eyes can see and understand.” Dori was referring to the Nazis’ boycott of Jewish shops in Germany in 1933.

הורים של חבר טוב שלנו, Noam Brosh, הם בעלי בית קפה בכפר סבא. אתמול הם לא פתחו את העסק כי עלו לירושלים להפגין. השאירו פתק…

Posted by Roni Dori on Tuesday, February 21, 2023

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