Windows of 'Pasta Basta' in Herzliya smashed: police checking link to Saturday operation

Windows of the 'Pasta Basta' business in Herzliya were smashed on the night between Thursday and Friday. Police collected evidence from the scene and are investigating, among other things, a possible connection to the business's operation on Saturday. The incident joins a series of events against businesses operating on Saturday, including arson and protests. No arrests were reported.

Police have opened an investigation following the smashing of windows at the 'Pasta Basta' business in Herzliya. The incident occurred on the night between Thursday and Friday, and officers from the Galilot station in the Yarkon district were called to the scene and collected evidence. Police are examining the circumstances and background of the act, and among the lines of investigation is the possibility that the business was damaged because it operates on Saturday. At this stage, no arrests of suspects or findings linking the incident to other cases have been reported. However, the incident joins a series of events recorded in recent months at businesses operating on Saturday, including arson, property damage, and protests. The article also mentions a fire at a wine bar in Herzliya, where arson was suspected, and an indictment filed following the torching of a café in Ramat Gan, in which it was alleged that three suspects poured gasoline and set the place on fire. Additionally, a fifth Saturday of protest in Jerusalem is mentioned, outside a café operating on Saturday, with clashes between protesters and supporters of the business.