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https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/article-793699
The original was posted on /r/worldnews by /u/MothPreachest on 2024-03-26 12:34:35.
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Sharabi and his brother Daniel, who according to Channel 12 had saved dozens of lives by administering medical aid and using the weapons of a disabled tank to fend of Hamas terrorists, were allegedly detained by the Border Force after the officers saw their Israeli passports and the pair had explained that they had come to the UK to speak to the Manchester Jewish community about their experiences as survivors of the slaughter in which over 260 partygoers were murdered.
Jewish Representative Council of Greater Manchester and Region, which raised awareness of the incident in a Monday social media post, said that this comment proved the officers abused the survivors because they were motivated by “antisemitic intent.”
JRC chief executive Marc Levy said in a letter to the Manchester Airport Group that the border officer spoke in an aggressive “unnecessary and demeaning tone.”
The Manchester Airport Group told The Post that Border Force personnel are not employees, but because of the seriousness of the allegations they were in touch with the agency and the Home Office to ensure that they were being looked into.
“This is another shocking incident where UK government employees target Jews and discriminate against them because they oppose Israel’s actions in defending itself in Gaza,” said NWFOI co-chair Raphi Bloom.
The Sharabi brothers managed to speak to the Manchester Jewish community about their experiences and their new non-profit to help Supernova festival and October 7 massacre survivors.
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