The lawsuit also alleges that on the first anniversary of [the October 7th terrorist attacks by the Palestinians hunting down 1,200 Israelis civilian men women and children to rape and murder] the Jerusalem Coffee House announced it would be serving two new drinks: "Sweet Sinwar," a reference to the late Hamas leader [...] who masterminded the attack, and "Iced In Tea Fada," named after "intifada," the word denoting Palestinian uprisings, the second of which killed some 1,000 Israelis [741 civilians of whom 120 were children] two decades ago.

In addition, the lawsuit notes that an exterior side wall of the coffee house displays inverted red triangles, "a symbol of violence against Jews that has been spray-painted on Jewish homes and synagogues in anti-Semitic attacks." The symbol is used in Hamas propaganda videos to indicate military targets. [...] the red triangles [were] also featured in the menu's design motif.