restaurateurs owners announce that they will continue to operate even after Tuesday - the date they are to be closed

After receiving a four-day postponement from the prime minister, the restaurateurs owners are not going to stop, and many of them announce that they will continue to operate even after Tuesday - the current date when they should close their businesses.
The underground cafe in Tel Aviv circulated a message entitled: "Continuing." The owner, Assaf Britt, stated in the announcement that "as long as there is no outline for compensation for businesses, for all workers, those who receive ridiculous unemployment benefits and those who are thrown into the street without any safety net as if they are transparent (foreign workers), self-employed," "Workers in the economy - we continue. As long as arbitrary decisions are made without any data - we continue."
Britt added: "We will continue to work according to all the rules of the purple character, we will continue to keep the distance between the tables, we will continue to pay attention to masks, we will continue to give you the most pleasant and safe feeling possible - but we will just continue."
At the same time, in recent hours a new organization, including dozens of restaurateurs, announced that on Tuesday the restaurateurs will come to protest in front of the Prime Minister's House on Balfour Street in Jerusalem, where they will set up a tavern and distribute five-course meals, as part of a protest.