Outrage Erupts After Dozens of Jewish Teens Removed from Spanish Flight—Discrimination or Disruption?

A major controversy has erupted after over 50 French Jewish teenagers and their chaperones were removed from a Vueling Airlines flight in Spain, with conflicting accounts about the reason for their ejection. While the airline and Spanish authorities claim the group was removed for 'disruptive behavior,' including singing in Hebrew and allegedly ignoring crew instructions, the campers and their supporters insist they were well-behaved and targeted due to their Jewish identity. The incident has sparked accusations of antisemitism, with French authorities launching an investigation and demanding explanations from the airline. The Spanish Transport Minister's inflammatory remarks referring to the teens as 'Israeli brats' have further fueled outrage. The case has become a flashpoint in ongoing debates about antisemitism and discrimination in Europe.