A chef who was brutally assaulted in Tel Aviv told Israel Hayom he is not deterred and feels compelled to protect his customers. The attack, which occurred recently, is drawing attention to public safety concerns in the city.
A chef assaulted in Tel Aviv has spoken out, telling Israel Hayom that the attack has not intimidated him. 'I am not afraid of them, I must protect my customers,' he said. The incident, which took place recently in central Tel Aviv, has prompted renewed debate about safety in the city's public spaces. The chef suffered injuries but was released after treatment. Police are investigating the attack; no arrests have been reported. The Zioneer has not previously covered this specific event.
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