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Israeli Tourists Ejected From Italian Restaurant After Wi-Fi Request

By כיכר השבת
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

A group of Israeli tourists visiting a well-known restaurant near Lake Garda in Italy were reportedly ejected from the premises after asking to connect to the establishment's Wi-Fi. According to the report, a waiter verbally attacked the tourists, allegedly calling them "animals who murder children." The restaurant's management sided with the waiter, dismissing the tourists' complaint and even calling the police to remove them.

The incident occurred at a restaurant in the Lake Garda region. The Israeli tourists' request for Wi-Fi access was met with a hostile response from a staff member. The management's decision to support the waiter and expel the customers has drawn criticism.

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