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Sign posted in Uman reads 'No entry to Hassidim'

by  Hanan Greenwood
Published on  09-13-2020 16:05
Last modified: 09-13-2020 15:22
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A café in Uman, Ukraine, has posted a sign announcing that Hassidim are not welcome. The sign is written in Cyrillic letters but includes translation into Hebrew: "No Entry to Hassidim!"

The Jewish community alerted local police to the sign. The police launched an investigation and interviewed the café owner, who said he posted the sign to avoid spreading coronavirus.

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