Swiss antisemitism shock at Davos shop sign saying no skis for Jewish customers
Swiss police have opened an investigation into a ski hire shop's announcement it would no longer rent skis and sledges to Jewish customers.
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Swiss police have opened an investigation into a ski hire shop's announcement it would no longer rent skis and sledges to Jewish customers.
Police in Switzerland have launched an investigation into a ski shop which put up a sign saying it would no longer rent equipment to Jews.
Anti-racist groups argue the case violates discrimination laws and police are investigating.
Picture alliance via Getty Images A ski rental shop in Davos, Switzerland, has sparked an uproar after posting a sign announcing it would no longer rent equipment to Jewish customers due to “theft” and unreturned gear.“Due to various unfortunate incidents including the theft of a sled, we no longer rent sports equipment to our Jewish brothers,” read the Hebrew-language sign posted at the Bergrestaurant Pischa shop last weekend.Swiss newspaper 20minuten quoted the shop’s management as saying they
Anti-racist groups argue the case violates discrimination laws and police are investigating.