Sam Zahr, a Lebanese-American who lives in Dearborn, Michigan, made the decision to delay the opening of his local Burgerim franchise after his children were bullied and he received “blood”-filled threats from people opposed to the eatery founded in Israel, according to the Detroit Free Press.
Thursday, July 25, 2019
'Blood on your hands if you open up that burger joint' - WND
'Blood on your hands if you open up that burger joint' - WND:
An American burger joint is postponing its scheduled opening due to fierce backlash from Arab-Americans over the popular company’s Israeli roots.
Sam Zahr, a Lebanese-American who lives in Dearborn, Michigan, made the decision to delay the opening of his local Burgerim franchise after his children were bullied and he received “blood”-filled threats from people opposed to the eatery founded in Israel, according to the Detroit Free Press.
Sam Zahr, a Lebanese-American who lives in Dearborn, Michigan, made the decision to delay the opening of his local Burgerim franchise after his children were bullied and he received “blood”-filled threats from people opposed to the eatery founded in Israel, according to the Detroit Free Press.
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