Despite antisemitism: The Israeli restaurant in Holland that insists on selling hummus and falafel

In the heart of Amsterdam, on the seam between the Jordaan neighborhood and the city center, operates "La Basta" - a kosher Israeli restaurant that serves hummus and falafel, despite rising antisemitism and a new Dutch law banning imports from Judea and Samaria.

In the heart of Amsterdam, on the seam between the Jordaan neighborhood and the city center, operates "La Basta" - a strictly kosher Israeli restaurant that serves hummus and falafel. The establishment faces rising antisemitism: last month, a law passed in the Netherlands banning the import of products from Judea and Samaria and the Golan Heights, forcing the restaurant to change part of its menu. The restaurant owners report slurs, the breaking of the sign outside, and the need to replace suppliers of tahini and meat. Despite the difficulties, they insist on continuing to operate with pride, with Hebrew music and authentic Israeli food.