Court orders owner of California cafe that served 'Sweet Sinwar' drink to pay $59,000
Detailed summary
According to the lawsuit, three employees forced the a man out into the street, calling him "Jew" and "Zionist" after he came in with a hat bearing a Star of David and an Am Yisrael Chai shirt.
A federal court in northern California has ordered Abd al-Rahim Harara, owner of Jerusalem Coffee House in Oakland, to pay plaintiff Michael R. Addis $59,000 for repeatedly violating court orders during the pretrial exchange of evidence.In his October 29 ruling, Judge Thomas Hixson gave Harara 30 days to pay the amount, which covers expenses Addis incurred because of the violations.
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