The beginning of a network brawl.
Asa Caesar's Facebook report (photo: Walla! system, screenshot)
Like many other things that happen during Hanukkah, this event also started sympathetically and with a lot of good intentions, and continued with one photo - a little blurry and very graphic - that was uploaded to social networks.
Like many other things that happen during Hanukkah - yes, including excessive donuts and no less excessive fries - it ends in a real storm of emotions, an Israeli network-mess full of nerves and a foot that very quickly brings the KMash from 0 to "have to sue, and now".
And we're not even talking about the confused Yuval.
Eye of the storm.
The event at Shlomo Group Hall
The Hanukkah show that took place over the past weekend at the Shlomo Group Hall in Tel Aviv naturally included an (even more natural) assault on the buffets.
During it, a "vegan" hot dog facility that serves customers chicken hot dogs was documented.
The facility, marked with a sticker from the Vegan Friendly Association, is part of its sponsorship agreement with the Hapoel Tel Aviv basketball team that plays in the hall, and part of the friendly operational understandings it reached with the "New Bar" company, which routinely operates the cafeterias.
The usually effective culinary separation, however, did not take place this time, and Asa Caesar's factual and informative documentation on Facebook flooded the event even for vegans who chose not to spend Shabbat with the children's star.
"Report: today at the Shlomo Temple in Tel Aviv, while thousands of people were present, chicken sausages were sold under the label that the sausages are vegan. He was transferred to treatment," wrote Caesar, who frequently links veganism and Judaism in his lectures.
From there, the road to the storm was short and fast.
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"crosses every limit"
While some surfers wanted to find out first of all if these were "indeed chicken sausages", others assumed that they were and immediately proceeded to claims of "failing the public", to operative recommendations ("worth a lawsuit without a doubt", but also "Yo, obviously a lawsuit" and "a lawsuit close the place to crooks") and to tarnish the vegan association itself ("Such cynical use, it crosses any line", "You should make complaints to Vegan Friendly, they are supposed to check the operator").
Other commenters compared and brought up ("complaint and civil suit against the operator"), discredited ("disgrace") and got angry ("I would terrorize them"), provided an educated opinion ("it's criminal") and ended with the despair reserved for such events ("eat only at home , outside there is no one to trust").
"We don't rest for a moment."
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Less than a day later, and after a quick investigation of the details of the incident, it was clarified that it was an innocent human error, and that the device on his hot dogs was removed from the buffet, and taken care of.
The "New Bar" company itself clarified that "a vegan machine was accidentally removed before the event, even though no vegan hot dogs were sold there. The machine in question was taken out of use during the event, and then cleaned and disinfected with a special substance. We apologize for this, and corrective action was taken so that human error does not change Of this type, including renewed training for all service teams."
She clarified that she will "continue the fruitful cooperation with the 'Vegan Friendly' association at the Hapoel Tel Aviv basketball games.
" The team's home.
Since the beginning of the cooperation in August, there have been no failures on the subject.
on the contrary,
"We were surprised to find that in an event unrelated to Hapoel Tel Aviv, a machine for making meat sausages was used, without our knowledge and contrary to the agreement. We take the case seriously and are working by all means to prevent another case. We reported the case to the New Bar company, which operates the cafeteria, as soon as we received the photo, and the company acted instead of treating the problem, and clarified that this was a human error and not a common practice.
"The 'Vegan Friendly' association is proud of its cooperation with Hapoel Tel Aviv, which exposes hundreds of thousands of sports fans to the benefits of a vegan diet and caused thousands to experiment for the first time with meat and cheese substitutes in the cafeteria of the hall as part of the games.
The project is one of dozens of projects that the association has released in recent years that shaped public awareness in Israel and, among other things, promoted the country to a leader in the field of veganism in the world."
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