For the sixth week in a row, tensions flared outside a cafe in Jerusalem that operates during the Jewish Sabbath. Haredi protesters gathered at the site to demonstrate against the business's decision to remain open, leading to physical confrontations with police officers stationed at the scene.

To prevent further escalation, police installed physical barricades around the perimeter of the cafe. These measures were intended to stop demonstrators from forcing their way into the establishment, an action that has occurred during previous weeks of protest. In addition to the Haredi demonstrators and law enforcement, hundreds of secular activists arrived at the location to show their support for the cafe's right to operate on Shabbat. The presence of these two opposing groups created a volatile environment, requiring a significant police presence to keep the factions separated and prevent the protests from turning into a broader public disturbance. As of now, the situation remains a recurring point of friction in Jerusalem, highlighting ongoing societal debates regarding the observance of the Sabbath in public spaces.