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WATCH: What Israelis and tourists think about the ‘Shabbat Law’

The controversial ‘Shabbat Law’ which could prohibit more stores from opening on the Sabbath, passed Tuesday morning with a one-vote margin after an all-night debate. WIN’s Steve Leibowitz hit the streets of Jerusalem to hear what citizens and tourists had to say about the law.

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