The survivors of the October 7 attacks were said to be travelling to the UK to speak of their experiences
A Jewish Council has called for an 'immediate investigation' after claims two Jewish survivors of the October 7 attacks faced 'discriminatory' treatment by Border Force officials at Manchester Airport.
The letter claims the pair were pulled aside for questioning by Border Force officials after explaining the reason for their visit. They were then detained for two hours, before being told officials 'had to make sure that you are not going to do what you are doing in Gaza over here,' it alleges. The letter states the two men were responsible for the rescue of a number of other survivors of the Re'im music festival attack on October 7 last year, during which around 1,200 people died after Hamas-led gunmen opened fire. More than 240 people were also taken hostage.
"We unequivocally condemn the fact that Israeli nationals were detained and subjected to abuse by a Border Police Officer," the letter continues. "This comment upon their release proves beyond any doubt that this individual was motivated by anti-Semitic intent."
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