Travelers from Lufthansa flight allege racism against Jewish passengers
CBSN
Claims of antisemitism are being made by travelers from a Lufthansa flight that originated out of New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, CBS New York reports.
Multiple Jewish organizations claim more than 100 Jewish passengers weren't allowed to go on a connecting flight from Frankfort to Budapest due to a mask dispute.
People on the flight last Wednesday claim several Orthodox Jews refused to wear a mask, which the carrier still requires. But instead of just excluding those men, the airline allegedly didn't allow any visibly Jewish person to continue their trips.
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