Yonatan Cohen, who has been accused of supporting the murderers of Yemenu Zelka, was reportedly shouted at and cursed by customers at a Billa supermarket on Saturday evening, according to eyewitnesses. He fled the scene on a motorcycle.
According to eyewitnesses cited by the source Daniel Amram, Yonatan Cohen—who has been accused of showing support for the murderers of Yemenu Zelka—arrived at a Billa supermarket on a motorcycle on Saturday evening. He purchased alcohol and ice and was immediately recognized by other customers, who began cursing him and calling him a 'supporter of murderers'. Cohen quickly left the store, driving against traffic in confusion to escape. The exact location was not specified. As The Zioneer reported on July 14, Cohen had previously been accused of publicly supporting the murderers and making an obscene gesture at the victim's family, and had reportedly gone on a trip to Eilat after a month of isolation.
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