A United States court ordered the owners of the Jerusalem Café in Oakland to pay $59,000 to Michael Adis. Adis was refused service at the establishment and was attacked after wearing a cap with the inscription "Am Yisrael Chai."
The judge ruled that the owner violated at least six orders in the document discovery process. The café, which offered a drink called "Sinwar Sweet," was sued over allegations of discriminating against Jewish customers and closed ahead of the trial.
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Walla
The judge ruled that the owner violated at least six orders in the document discovery process, and that he must pay for what he did.
Israel Hayom
The Jerusalem Café closed after three separate lawsuits were filed against it, alleging discrimination and incitement.
Behadrei Haredim
The customer Michael Adis was attacked and removed from the premises only because he wore a cap with the inscription "Am Yisrael Chai."
Israel Hayom
